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PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- After some early snow showers this evening, the weekend is calm before Monday's snowstorm.
TONIGHT: Early evening snow showers, then clearing overnight with temperatures dropping into the 20s. Any coating of snow will be on the grass, and any wet spots on the pavement will freeze up if not treated.
SATURDAY: Partly sunny skies with cold temperatures. High of just 33 with wind chills near 20.
SUNDAY: Sunshine mixes with high clouds. High of 34. Wind chills in the low 20s.
MONDAY: Steady light snow falling for most of the daylight hours. Temperatures stay below freezing.
Here are the bullet points:
-Monday's storm is just now entering the west coast and will reach the other side of the Rockies by Sunday morning. It will then track due east toward Virginia Beach/Outer Banks on Monday spreading a swatch of snow through our area. Here are the key points:
-Snow Arrives 4 a.m. to 7 a.m.
-Light, but steady snow falls during the daylight hours
-There doesn't look to be any one period of really heavy snow so that is good news for keeping up on the roads
-Temperatures will be below freezing so snow will stick and make untreated surfaces slippery
-Snow ending 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.
-There will be a very tight snowfall gradient across our area from less than 1" in the Poconos to over 6" in parts of Delaware and South Jersey.
-Expect some adjustments as we go through the weekend and the storm continues to move across the U.S. and get better analyzed.
TUESDAY: Mostly sunny, still cold and windy. If snow is on the ground it will blow around given the fluffy consistency. High 30.
WEDNESDAY: Sunny, windy and cold, high 30.
THURSDAY: Mostly sunny and cold. High in the upper-20s.