Philadelphia, PA – Wet snow and cold rain made for a wintry mix across the Pocono Mountains, Lehigh Valley, and northwest New Jersey on Saturday morning, bringing slick roads and reduced visibility for early travelers.
According to the National Weather Service in Mount Holly, precipitation began as wet snow in higher elevations but is expected to transition into rain by Saturday afternoon as temperatures climb into the upper 40s. Wind gusts from the north to northeast could reach up to 30 mph, adding to the dreary conditions across eastern Pennsylvania.
The broader Philadelphia region can expect persistent light rain through Saturday evening with daytime highs between 40 to 49°F. Rain chances will drop to 20% overnight, with drizzle lingering under mostly cloudy skies and lows dipping to the upper 30s.
Sunday brings relief with milder temperatures ranging from 52 to 60°F and the possibility of sunshine peeking through by afternoon. Sunday night will remain dry with partly cloudy skies and lows in the upper 30s to low 40s.
Drivers should remain cautious through Saturday night, especially in areas with wet snow accumulation. Residents are encouraged to dress in layers and monitor local forecasts for any changes.
