Outside to the Commodore Barry bridge in chester, delaware county. Temperatures have taken a dip, a big dip thats a huge change from the springlike conditions we enjoyed just a few days ago, that makes conditions perfect for snowfall to start across the region today, but you will not have to worry about shoveling your driveway later this afternoon and thats some good news. Meteorologist chris sowers is here with the accuweather, more snow on the way. Reporter its a minor event, one being nothing and 10 being a major event. Its a 2, a nuisance. Looking live in penns landing, its nice and quiet out there this morning, but temperature are colder from the 65, 66 that we enjoyed a couple of days ago. It feels like winter again, now with the moisture approaching from the west, a combination of the two will provide us with light snow and sleet later this afternoon. Numbers wise, this will not be remotely close to the storm we saw last weekend. Temperatures are not as cold, theres not as much
That make you happy but people like you to knock it off. Annoying. Yes, anything, that is the word, there you go. Lets he get outside. It the is dry on sky six, Commodore Barry bridge, cloudy , colder, out there this morning. Couple days ago, 60s, were just a few degrees shy of a record high, and, on wednesday and thursday, afternoon and then some colder air started to roll in. That is where we stan right now, temperatures dropped off. We are below freezing every where, exception being dover, cape may. They are iting 1 degree above freezing mark. Real cold stuff up here across new england. Cold air is in place again, now comes the moisture. You can see snow, sleet, freezing rain and rain approaching from the ohio valley. A mixture even representative being in that blue color, the snow is obviously white and glean is rain. This is all sliding east running the Mason Dixon Line. It will get in here later this afternoon as temperatures are on the colder side. It means, snow, or wintry prec
Running along the mason dixon line, light snow starting to break out. Reading flakes flying at this point. Far western portions of lancaster and berks county. Theres the i78 corridor to the north. Light snow flying. The pennsylvania turnpike running through Lancaster County seeing flakes at this time. Temperatures are cold enough, all this initially will stick. All these numbers will climb as the day wears on. 26 in pottstown. 30 in coatsville. 29 in oxford. Saint davids, 29. Quakertown, 26. Center city right around 32 or 33, but look at whats going on to the southeast. A lot of locations are starting to climb through the 30s. 32 in woodbine. The villas, 32 degrees. 33 in smyrna. Surf city, 36. Atlantic city, 33 degrees. Thats an area thats going to get sleet and rain. The exclusive accuweather sevenday forecast, expect light snow and sleet for the majority of the viewing area this afternoon. 37 degrees is the forecasted high. Temperatures are marginal at best. You get into the cumberl
Really arriving through the afternoon. 36 degrees in philadelphia. 33 degrees in trenton. Allentown at 31 degrees while millville at 38 but again 24 hours ago in the 60s. What that means, ground isnt all that conducive to keeping the snow. Some of it could melt upon impact. Well have to see how this plays out thats one of the factors into this forecast that it was so warm just 24 hours ago and now temperatures are really quickly dropping and again were looking at Philadelphia International airport with those temperatures in the mid 30s. That northeasterly wind 9 miles an hour is bringing in the cold thats going to interact with some precip it could lead off as snow. Lets take look at the ultimate doppler radar. You can see a lot of that snow still staying to the south of us. Through West Virginia into maryland thats where theyre going to see the heaviest of snow. Theyre under a Winter Weather advisory. But as it continues to move through here in the Delaware Valley its not expected to
Really arriving through the afternoon. 36 degrees in philadelphia. 33 degrees in trenton. Allentown at 31 degrees while millville at 38 but again 24 hours ago in the 60s. What that means, ground isnt all that conducive to keeping the snow. Some of it could melt upon impact. Well have to see how this plays out thats one of the factors into this forecast that it was so warm just 24 hours ago and now temperatures are really quickly dropping and again were looking at Philadelphia International airport with those temperatures in the mid 30s. That northeasterly wind 9 miles an hour is bringing in the cold thats going to interact with some precip it could lead off as snow. Lets take look at the ultimate doppler radar. You can see a lot of that snow still staying to the south of us. Through West Virginia into maryland thats where theyre going to see the heaviest of snow. Theyre under a Winter Weather advisory. But as it continues to move through here in the Delaware Valley its not expected to