As snow falls in Philadelphia, residents and road crews prepare
While ice skaters at City Hall enjoyed the snow Monday night, PennDOT crews were already out treating the roads and getting ready for messy conditions overnight.
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While ice skaters at City Hall enjoyed the snow Monday night, PennDOT crews were already out treating the roads and getting ready for messy conditions overnight.
Families, ski resorts and other local businesses in Montgomery County prepared for the snow as business owners saw more traffic and revenue ahead of the upcoming snowfall.
A dangerous blast of arctic air is moving into the region this week, bringing the Delaware Valley some of the coldest weather its seen in several years.
Several Pennsylvania and New Jersey counties have declared a Code Blue for residents ahead of this week's arctic blast. Here's everything you need to know about this week's Code Blue.
Slush and melted snow could freeze on some roads overnight around the Lehigh Valley, leading to slick conditions.
This storm will look different depending on whether you're in the Philadelphia suburbs, Lehigh Valley or South Jersey and Delaware - Tammie Souza breaks it down.
For decades, Albright's in South Whitehall Township has served as the hub for do-it-yourself projects and for winter storm essentials.
Technology helps PennDOT keep track of traffic and road conditions.
Ahead of this weekend's winter storm, the Lehigh Valley Public Works Department is busy getting ready for what's coming.
Montgomery County officials issued a Code Blue declaration Friday and urged pet owners to keep a close eye on their animals.
In just a couple of hours, members of the zoning board in Norristown will decide if a certain Code Blue shelter can open their doors.
Winter is only weeks away. Before any snowfall, PennDOT shared its winter preparedness plans.
Philadelphia may have a fall warmup on the way, but now is the time to get your car care done, according to AAA.
It might be a warm week in October, but AAA says there's no better time than now to start preparing for the winter.
The Old Farmer's Almanac, like its competitor, concedes that the winter underperformed its above-normal forecast in the Pittsburgh area last year. But this year is shaping up to be a different story.
This time around, the folks at the Almanac say the Pittsburgh winter will be a return to more of what we are used to.
Average winter temperatures across most of the country are on the rise, putting water resources at risk and threatening cold weather culture.
