PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- The massive cleanup effort will continue on Tuesday after a winter storm slammed the Philadelphia region.
Officials have stressed that road conditions may still be dangerous, especially with temperatures plummeting this week.
The next chance of widespread precipitation doesn't come until the weekend, and we will be watching to see whether a nor'easter forms and tracks along the coast or mainly stays out to sea.
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Here are the latest headlines as the cleanup begins.
The first flakes from the major winter storm are just hours away.
On Saturday, Meteorologist Brittany Boyer and anchor Walter Perez answered some of your questions ahead of the storm. If you missed it, you can watch it in the video player below.
Snow emergencies have been declared in Philadelphia and in several suburban Pennsylvania communities ahead of Sunday's major winter storm.
The declarations require vehicles parked along snowemergency routes to be moved so road crews can clear streets efficiently during and after the storm.
Click here to see the full list of towns under a snow emergency.
NJ Transit is suspending some services on Sunday due to the winter storm that is set to hit the region with snow and ice.
The agency announced that it will suspend bus, light rail & Access Link service for the entire service day on Sunday, Jan. 25.
Train service will operate until 2 p.m. on Sunday.
Customers must plan to arrive at their final destination no later than 2 p.m. on Sunday, officials said.
The New Jersey Department of Transportation has issued a commercial vehicle travel restriction on multiple highways starting at 12:01 a.m. on Sunday, Jan. 25 due to the approaching winter storm.
The vehicles covered by the order include:
-All tractor trailers
-Empty straight CDL-weighted trucks
-Passenger vehicles pulling trailers
-Recreational vehicles
-Motorcycles
Gov. Mikie Sherrill said during a news conference on Saturday that vehicles carrying food, fuel and medical supplies are exempt.
Also exempt are utility vehicles along with public safety and essential personnel. Click here for more details about the exemptions.
The restriction will be in place until further notice for the following highways in both directions:
-I-76 (entire length)
-I-78 (entire length)
-I-80 (entire length)
-I-195 (entire length)
-I-280 (entire length)
-I-287 (entire length)
-I-295 (entire length)
-I-676 (entire length)
-NJ Route 440 (both directions from the Outerbridge Crossing to I-287)
This restriction does not apply to:
-The New Jersey Turnpike
-The Garden State Parkway
-The Atlantic City Expressway
