Philadelphia, PA – A powerful winter storm is intensifying Sunday afternoon, with forecasters warning that travel could become very difficult to impossible tonight across the I-95 corridor and surrounding communities.
According to the National Weather Service in Mount Holly, no changes were made in the 4PM Sunday winter weather hazards update, though snowfall totals were slightly lowered west of I-95. The heaviest snow and strongest winds are expected Sunday night, creating dangerous road conditions across Philadelphia, Delaware County, Bucks County, South Jersey, and northern Delaware.
Snow totals of 18 to 24 inches are forecast for much of Philadelphia, Trenton, Atlantic City, and surrounding areas through Monday. Coastal communities including Toms River and parts of the Jersey Shore could see 24 to 30 inches. Areas west of I-95, including Reading and Allentown, are forecast to receive 8 to 12 inches.
Major roadways including I-95, I-76, the New Jersey Turnpike, and the Atlantic City Expressway are expected to become snow-covered and hazardous overnight Sunday into early Monday.
In addition to heavy snow, Coastal Flood Warnings are in effect for oceanfront and back-bay communities. Moderate tidal flooding is likely during tonight’s high tide cycle, with spotty major flooding possible in vulnerable areas.
Officials urge residents to avoid unnecessary travel Sunday night and monitor updated forecasts.
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