Pennsylvania
Live updates: Winter storm brings snow to Philly, NJ, Del. and Pa. suburbs
What to Know
- A major snowstorm is moving through South Jersey, Delaware, Philadelphia and the Pennsylvania suburbs overnight into Monday, Jan. 6, 2025.
- A winter storm warning went into effect through 1 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2025, for some of South Jersey, Delaware and parts of Chester and Delaware counties, while a winter weather advisory for Philadelphia and the surrounding suburbs lasts through 10 p.m. on Monday.
- Parts of South Jersey and Delaware should see 5 to 8 inches of snow; Philadelphia and the surrounding Pennsylvania suburbs should see 3 to 5 inches of snow; Bucks and Mercer counties and the northern parts of Berks and Montgomery counties should get 1 to 3 inches; and the Lehigh Valley should see a coating to an inch.
The first major winter storm of 2025 is moving through South Jersey, Philadelphia, Delaware and the Pennsylvania suburbs.
Snow began to fall during the early morning hours of Monday, Jan. 6, 2025, in southern Delaware and New Jersey and will continue throughout much of the day.
A winter storm warning is in effect for parts of South Jersey and Delaware, while a winter weather advisory is in effect in Philadelphia and the surrounding suburbs through late Monday night.
Ahead of the storm, dozens of schools across Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware — including Philadelphia public schools closed, while several snow emergencies were declared.
Follow along for live updates on the storm, including radar, snow totals, timeline, closures, photos, videos and the latest forecast.
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Tomorrow’s front looks weaker with just a few showers early in the morning…
EVENING: Increasing clouds, summer-like. Temps near 80.
TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy and warm. Low 68.
THURSDAY: Scattered showers between 6-10am. Clearing, windy and warm for the afternoon. High 88.
Wednesday felt a little more like summer as temperatures reach 85 degrees. The humidity still remains tolerable this evening as clouds increase from an approaching front.
The cold front arrives Thursday morning, leading to a broken line of scattered showers between 6-10am. Once the front clears, gusty winds between 20-30mph will develops with afternoon temperatures near 88 degrees. A little unusual for a post cold front!
The upcoming weekend will be dry with low humidity and lots of sunshine. It should be a great weekend to spend with Dad! We’ll keep you posted, but the next chance for rain will be another front next Monday.
– Meteorologist Eric Finkenbinder
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