Philadelphia forecast includes light snow, temps to 38 degrees, and gentle winds today; warming trend into Tuesday.

Friday’s snow, sleet, and rain brought a cold mix of precipitation to Philadelphia and surrounding areas, leaving behind slippery conditions Saturday. “Today looks quiet compared to last night, but watch out for the icy roads,” said Joseph DeSilva, a meteorologist in the National Weather Service’s Mount Holly office.

An early snow squall on New Year's Day dumped a burst of snow onto the Philadelphia region causing slick roads and below freezing temperatures.

A Winter Weather Advisory will be in effect through 10 a.m. Saturday. New Jersey has declared a State of Emergency in all 21 counties.

A few isolated snow showers are possible toward daybreak on Wednesday. Wednesday and Thursday continue the winter feel. A weak cold front moves through Wednesday night, bringing a chance for snow showers, mainly north of I-78, with only light accumulations possible in the Poconos.

Light wintry precipitation — including snow, sleet and freezing rain — was reported across parts of southeastern Pennsylvania, South Jersey and northern Delaware overnight into Saturday, Dec. 27.

The greater Philadelphia region will experience a weather extremes this month, with snow and days of above-average temperatures.

Christmas Day in the Philadelphia area will feature plenty of sunshine with highs in the mid-upper 40s. The winds will be much stronger, making it feel cooler. After Thursday, things take a turn. You may want to stay off the roads Friday evening and Saturday morning — be where you need to be by Friday afternoon!

Philadelphia experiences light snow showers and cold winds on New Year's Day with a slight snow chance later in the week.

Measurable snowfall is expected this weekend across the Philadelphia area. Forecasters expect the snow to start as rain in some places overnight Saturday, before changing over to widespread snow by Sunday morning. Philadelphia and places along the I-95 ...