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How much will it snow this weekend in Philadelphia? Timing, snowfall totals, and more
Widespread snowfall is expected this weekend across the Philadelphia area, with several inches in some places that may require you to dust off the snow shovels and sprinkle some rock salt.
Sunday's weather starts cold and quiet across the Philadelphia area, but plan for light rain by midday, with a brief mix of snow in the Poconos before everything turns to showers. It stays breezy and chilly through the afternoon, so bundle up as you head out the door.
Philadelphia is bracing for another round of bitter cold as Arctic air settles over the region this week, with the potential for weekend snow returning to the I-95 corridor. Temperatures have already dropped sharply,
Philadelphia forecast includes rain today with high of 44°F, decreasing to 30% by evening. Sunny, windy Thursday; partly sunny Friday with chance of snow.
Another storm threat may loom for the weekend as the meteorological winter gets off to a brisk start. The region evidently is about to experience a classic Philadelphia early winter storm — a little froth, followed by plenty of ice water. Hold the panic.
What’s in store for the Philadelphia region this winter? The NBC10 First Alert Weather team unveiled their winter weather outlook for 2025-2026. We’re expected to see slightly more snowfall than average but also milder temperatures at the start of ...
This is not a trick, and depending on who you are talking to, it's not a treat either. With rain in the forecast for Halloween, some towns near Philadelphia are moving trick-or-treating to a different date. In Spring Township, Pennsylvania and Hammonton ...
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Snow expected tonight across Philadelphia, New Jersey, Delaware: Forecast, totals, alerts
A winter storm will bring snow to the Philadelphia region tonight, followed by a blast of dangerous cold lasting through early next week, according to the National Weather Service.