SHORT TERM FORECAST

TODAY: Mostly cloudy, chilly, and dry. High: 37

TONIGHT: Cloudy with snow developing this evening, steadiest overnight, and tapering off towards sunrise. 1-3″ for most, 3-5″ towards the Delaware Valley/I-95 corridor. Low: 25

SUNDAY:  Snow showers ending early, then mostly cloudy, breezy, and cold. Wind chills in the single digits and teens.  High: 25  Low: 13

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FORECAST SUMMARY

Get ready for a wintry weekend! There’s plenty of cold in place, with a reinforcing shot of arctic air on the way. That’s nothing new of course, since it’s been cold for weeks. But we also have some area-wide accumulating snow just ahead of that next arctic blast, with a round of snow expected to bring a few inches of light and fluffy snow for most overnight tonight. 1 to 3 inches of snow is expected for much of the area, from the Poconos to northwest New Jersey to the Lehigh Valley and Berks County, with slightly higher amounts of 3 to 5 inches expected points south and east towards the Delaware Valley and most of central and southern New Jersey. Today looks cold and dry, and Sunday will be even colder and breezier, but also dry once any snow shuts off first thing in the morning. So that means most of the snow falls tonight, when all the accumulations are expected to occur, as well as the slickest travel. Expect wind chills to drop into the single digits and teens Sunday through Monday as the next cold blast arrives, with some blowing snow as well due to the lightweight nature of any snow that falls. While cold, it will be a dry start to the work and school week Monday and Tuesday, with the cold finally easing, albeit briefly, later in the week with a brief shot of warmth and even some rain come late Thursday and Thursday night. 

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