1-2 Punch Of Messy Weather To End This Week And Begin The Next!
We are now under 24 hours away from our next big storm, and the big picture is becoming clear on what we can expect.
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We are now under 24 hours away from our next big storm, and the big picture is becoming clear on what we can expect.
If you were hoping to build a snowman on Saturday... unfortunately you're going to have to keep waiting.
Timing will also play a factor in what we see, as will several other factors.
Each weekend, the CBS 3 sports department puts together our half hour "Sports Zone" show, which airs right after the news on Sunday night. We invite guests to our studios to talk about the Eagles, Phillies, Flyers, Sixers, and whatever else is going on in local sports.
But looking at the European ensemble models, there is still discrepancy. More than half of them have a major East Coast storm, but others have a complete miss or a further west track which shifts the heavy snow back west of I-95.
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Snowfall will begin to encroach on the western most areas of the region by the early afternoon and spread eastward from there.
An Alberta Clipper will move through the Delaware Valley Wednesday. But this is no ordinary "Clipper".
Our first chance, which is currently the most set in stone, comes tomorrow evening. A clipper will move through the area, bringing generally light snow on the order of 1-2".
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After a beautiful Delaware Valley sunrise, clouds have begun to overspread the region. Any remaining sunshine will be limited for the remainder of the day. On the plus side, temperatures will top out a bit above average, and won't be accompanied by the same sharp breeze we had Monday.
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After yesterday's storm, today's sunshine has been a welcome sight! Temperatures are above normal on this Martin Luther King Jr. Day, and the only negative we have to talk about is the wind, which is still gusting to 25-30 mph.
As temperatures fall below freezing during the early morning hours, any untreated surfaces will refreeze.
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It's a quiet morning across the Delaware Valley, which continues into the weekend.
Turzanski said it was troubling that law enforcement agencies were aware of their activities but still could not stop them.
Parts of Delaware and southern New Jersey are experiencing some snow and some mixed precipitation this morning. Fortunately, this is a mainly isolated storm that will soon begin moving out to sea.
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The most likely spot for any measurable snow is Southern Delaware, with Sussex county potentially seeing a coating to an inch.
The thermometer is going to have a tough time reaching the freezing mark today, and wind chills will kick in thanks to a northerly breeze.
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A chilly rain has overspread much of the Delaware Valley, with some pockets of freezing rain still prevalent.
The rain will freeze on contact through the morning hours, especially in areas to the north and west of Philadelphia. You'll want to be especially careful on bridges, overpasses, sidewalks and any other untreated surfaces.
