Philadelphia, PA – The region experienced light snow Monday as a Winter Weather Advisory remained in effect until 10 p.m. Philadelphia recorded 1.8 inches of snowfall, impacting travel across the city and surrounding areas.
According to the National Weather Service, storm totals included 1.8 inches in Trenton and Wilmington, while Atlantic City Airport reported 4 inches. Allentown and Reading saw 1.2 and 1.5 inches, respectively.
The advisory, issued for southeast Pennsylvania and parts of New Jersey, warned of slippery road conditions and hazardous commutes. Snow began tapering off in the afternoon, with some areas seeing less than an inch of additional accumulation by evening.
Residents were urged to drive cautiously and allow extra time during peak travel hours. Wind chills are expected to drop into the teens overnight, making roads susceptible to freezing.
Sunny conditions are forecast for Tuesday, with highs near 31°F. Cleanup efforts are underway to clear roads and sidewalks before another cold night.
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