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Philadelphia, PA – A winter weather advisory remains in effect today, as freezing rain and light snow impact Southeast Pennsylvania and parts of New Jersey. Residents are urged to drive cautiously this morning, with untreated roads, bridges, and overpasses potentially becoming icy and hazardous. Precipitation is expected to taper off by the afternoon as temperatures climb above freezing.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Mount Holly, precipitation may bring up to one inch of snow accumulation and a light glaze of ice through 1 p.m. This advisory affects portions of northern Delaware, southern New Jersey, and Southeast Pennsylvania, including major routes such as I-95 and I-76. Commuters are advised to plan for slippery conditions and allow extra travel time.
Today’s high is forecast to reach 39 degrees, reducing the risk of lingering ice into the afternoon. Tonight will be partly cloudy, with temperatures dipping to a low of 28. Christmas Day promises mostly sunny skies and a high of 37, offering dry conditions for holiday celebrations.
Looking ahead, Wednesday night brings a low of 23 with calm winds, followed by clear and sunny conditions Thursday and Friday. Highs for the latter half of the week will hover in the low 40s, offering relief from today’s icy start.
Travelers are encouraged to monitor conditions and check for updates via 511 or local resources. Extra caution is advised on stairs and sidewalks, which may also be icy.
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