Philadelphia, PA – A wintry mix will impact the Philadelphia metro area from Saturday afternoon through early Sunday.
Snow will transition to rain overnight, causing potential travel hazards. The National Weather Service in Mount Holly reports frozen precipitation peaking between 4 PM and 1 AM from south to north. The system will taper off before sunrise Sunday.
Temperatures will rise above freezing during the day, melting accumulated ice and snow. Icy roads, reduced visibility, and slick surfaces could cause delays for drivers and pedestrians. Commuters should use caution, especially during peak precipitation hours.
Southern areas will transition to rain sooner, while northern regions experience prolonged wintry conditions. By 7 AM Sunday, all precipitation will end, improving travel conditions.
Residents should monitor local forecasts and prepare for changing road conditions. Snow-covered streets and icy sidewalks may persist into early Sunday before temperatures climb. Plan travel accordingly and allow extra time for commutes.
