Richmond, Virginia – Snow is possible in eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey Sunday as a soaking rain moves through Virginia and the southern Delmarva, prompting river monitoring across the region.
According to the US National Weather Service Middle Atlantic River Forecast Center, rainfall is expected Sunday across the James and Potomac basins. While most of Virginia is forecast to see rain, forecasters note that some snow is possible in eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
Milder temperatures in the 40s and 50s this week are expected to accelerate snowmelt. The combination of rainfall and melting snow could cause small rises on area rivers, along with possible ice movement in some waterways.
Officials say at least minor river level increases are anticipated this week, though widespread flooding was not indicated in the latest update.
Commuters in parts of eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey should monitor local forecasts for potential wintry precipitation Sunday, especially during early travel periods.
Residents are encouraged to stay updated through official National Weather Service channels as conditions develop.
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