Snow was coating roads in parts of southern Chester County Friday, and on the coldest morning of the season to date, flakes have crept as far north as Philly. The odds are against it, and it may require a depth micrometer to determine the outcome,

You don't need to make that emergency run to the store for milk and bread, but Tuesday's winter storm will bring some places the first snowflakes of winter.

The Philadelphia region is under a NEXT Weather Alert Tuesday as a storm system will bring a mix of snow and rain to the Delaware Valley.

Philadelphia faces light snow with a high of 33°F and a slight chance of precipitation; the weekend forecast indicates clearer skies.

Forecasters say a southern storm could scrape past Philadelphia on Friday morning, bringing light snowfall to parts of our area.

Some parts of northern New England were expecting up to 10 inches of snow. In Philadelphia, a "trace" was detected at the airport.

Philadelphia forecast: sunny with strong breezes, highs around 40°F, and chilly nights near 20°F; a chance of snow Friday.

Snow is coming tomorrow, but how much? It depends on where in Pennsylvania you live, according to the National Weather Service in State College. In a post on X, the National Weather Service shared images projecting the snowfall expected across the state on Tuesday,

Philadelphia has been stuck in a snow drought, with four straight winters of below-average snowfall. But there is some hope for snow lovers this season.

A storm will be cold enough to bring areas of snow, ice and slippery travel from parts of the central United States a portion of the Northeast before the weekend.