Winter storm snarls Christmas travel with frigid temps and flight cancellations
The National Weather Service said its map "depicts one of the greatest extents of winter weather warnings and advisories ever."
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The National Weather Service said its map "depicts one of the greatest extents of winter weather warnings and advisories ever."
The beginning of the week looks quiet, dry and sunny. But the end of the week? That's a different story.
This massive storm isn't quite done with our area just yet.
Temperatures are set to drop in the Philly to start this week before rain moves into the region.
Wednesday is a Next Weather Alert Day, with bands of heavy rain, wind and even a few storms likely across much of the Delaware Valley.
This week will start sunny before rain moves into the Philly region on Wednesday.
Brief localized flooding is possible with heavier downpours. There may also be delays in air travel.
We've been spoiled with warm weather in the Philly area so far in November, but that's all about to change.
The CBS3 NEXT Weather Team has issued Friday and Saturday NEXT Weather Alert Days as they track Tropical Storm Nicole's remnants.
Nicole's remnants could bring heavy rain and high winds to the Delaware Valley Friday.
PennDOT officials say flooding could become an issue since fallen leaves could clog up storm drains and impact road conditions.
The Philadelphia region has had some beautiful afternoons the last few days, but are you ready for some wet weather?
As the storm will travel along the Carolina coast, it will interact with a strong cold front crossing the northeast. Our region will see the impacts by Friday afternoon.
Andrew Kozak reports.
The new week begins with the pesky front that's been hanging just to the west of Philadelphia for most of the weekend.
"I've never been so terrified," one Texas resident said.
Kate Bilo reports.
Kate Bilo reports.
By Monday afternoon, we should see some clearing skies, with highs approaching the 70s.
Tammie Souza has the latest forecast for the Game weekend.
Mother Nature is smiling on the Phillies with a stretch of picture-perfect weather for the NLCS.
Meteorologist Tammie Souza has the latest weather forecast.
Kate Bilo reports.
Saturday night will be our coldest of the season thus far and the coldest since we dipped to 40 degrees on April 28.
We're calling this "bonus weather," two days with sunshine and warm 70s between two systems: the departing remnant low from Ian and an incoming cold front from the Great Lakes.
