What To Expect on Monday’s Snow Storm – Saturday Night Update
The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Watch for much of the Philadelphia region, effective from Sunday evening through Monday morning.
The forecast currently suggests a widespread snowfall event, with totals heavily dependent on the storm’s ultimate path.
What To Expect on Monday’s Snow Storm – Saturday Night Update
Areas Under Alert
The Winter Storm Watch includes areas from Trenton and southward, encompassing South Jersey and Delaware.
However, the Lehigh Valley, Poconos, Berks County, Bucks County, and Upper Montgomery County have not been included in the alert, as they are currently outside the projected impact zone.
Snowfall Projections and Track Details
The storm is expected to bring 2 inches or more of snow across the region, with localized totals reaching 3-9 inches in New Jersey and 8-12” in Delmarva depending on the storm’s track.
- Southward track: Less snow overall.
- Northward track: Higher snowfall totals, potentially impacting areas currently outside the alert.
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In the worst case we could see areas in South Jersey like Cape May County, and Cumberland County get hit with the hardest amount of snow.
Current models suggest South Jersey and Delaware are likely to see the highest accumulation compared to northern parts of the region.
Timing of the Storm
- Snow is expected to develop between 3 a.m. and 5 a.m. Monday.
- The heaviest snowfall is likely during the 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. window, with steady snow impacting Philadelphia and the I-95 corridor.
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Updated Projections Coming Soon
As the storm approaches, forecasts will become clearer, particularly by Saturday night into Sunday morning.
Preliminary snowfall bands based on current models indicate a significant event, but the precise impact will shift north or south depending on the storm’s trajectory.
For now, residents in the affected areas should prepare for possible disruptions during Monday morning’s commute and stay tuned for updates.