Philadelphia, PA – A major winter storm is set to impact the Northeast starting Tuesday afternoon, bringing heavy snowfall, icy conditions, and dangerous travel. The National Weather Service warns that snowfall rates could exceed 1 inch per hour, particularly in Delmarva and southern New Jersey.
According to the NWS Philadelphia/Mount Holly office, the storm will intensify Tuesday evening, with snowfall expected to continue through early Wednesday. Accumulations could reach up to 8 inches in some areas, with sleet and rain mixing in across southern Delaware and Cape May, reducing totals. Winds will remain between 10-15 mph.
Commuters should prepare for hazardous road conditions, especially along I-95, where snowfall could heavily impact both evening and morning rush hours. Officials urge drivers to stay updated on road conditions and consider delaying travel if possible.
Looking ahead, additional snowfall or wintry mix is possible Wednesday night, particularly near and south of I-95. Temperatures will remain below freezing, increasing the risk of ice accumulation.
Residents should monitor weather updates and prepare for possible adjustments in the forecast. Stay tuned for further alerts as the storm develops.
