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.
Meteorologist Karen Rogers says snow will change over to sleet and freezing rain for large parts of the Philadelphia region.
During Action News at 8 a.m. Sunday, Karen talked about how much we could get and what the impact of the ice could be.
Action News reporter Beccah Hendrickson was live in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania as the storm started picking up in intensity Sunday morning.
She said Route 202 was covered and, even though it had been treated with salt, it was no longer effective.
Action News reporter Katherine Scott was live in the Manayunk section of Philadelphia as the snow started to pile up Sunday morning.
A snow emergency went into effect for the city at 9 p.m. Saturday.
Action News reporter TaRhonda Thomas was live in South Whitehall Twp., Lehigh County on Sunday morning.
The Lehigh Valley is expected to get the most snow in our region.
