Cold, blustery weather settles in Philly, feels-like temps drop into the teens
After Philadelphia's first winter storm of the year, windy and cold conditions follow this week as feels-like temperatures drop into the teens and single digits.
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After Philadelphia's first winter storm of the year, windy and cold conditions follow this week as feels-like temperatures drop into the teens and single digits.
Here's a look at how much snow cities across Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware are reporting so far.
A winter storm is set to have a major impact on the Philadelphia area and Delaware Valley Monday, with 3-5 inches of snow expected in the city and surrounding counties.
A snowstorm overnight Sunday into Monday could drop heavy snow on the Philadelphia region depending on its track.
A quick-moving system approached the Philadelphia area Friday through the afternoon and brought snow showers in the evening.
A system arriving on Friday will spread some snow showers across the region, especially from the Philly area and points south.
According to the National Weather Service in Mount Holly, New Jersey, 2024 tied the record for warmest year in Philadelphia and the surrounding area.
Wednesday will be sunny but windy for the Mummers Parade in Philadelphia.
Conditions in the Philadelphia region will remain dry into the first part of New Year's Eve before another system brings evening rain.
Rain tapers off Monday morning to set up a mild day, with highs this afternoon well above normal in the mid-to-upper 50s under increasing sunshine.
After a foggy Sunday morning with scattered showers around the Philadelphia region, conditions are drying and clearing out before rain returns tonight.
This weekend's weather in the Philadelphia area is noticeably warmer than last, with a high of 50 degrees in the city on Saturday.
Roads are clear leading up to the Lehigh Valley but that could all change in a couple of hours. Freezing rain and ice are expected.
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.
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.
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.
Snow and rain are falling in the Philadelphia region, which could make the evening commute messy for holiday travelers.
Grab the sunglasses and extra layers for Thursday. It will be seasonably cool in the mid to upper 40s and mostly sunny.
The official start of winter, and the shortest day of the year, is Saturday, Dec. 21.
White Christmases are rare in the Delaware Valley, and this year is no exception.
