Good morning! Watch for icy patches this morning. Cold weather will prevail today with a few flurries possible. Here's our latest updates for the Monday snowfall potential.

The City can confirm the Eagles celebration will be on Friday, February 14. Together, with the Philadelphia Eagles, we will reveal more details soon.

The most recent widespread and significant April snowfall occurred on this date 22 years ago. Totals included 4 inches in Allentown, 5.1 inches in Reading, 4.6 inches in Trenton and 1.8 inches in Philadelphia.

It's official! As of 2 PM, the Philadelphia Int'l Airport has reached 100° for the first time in 13 years, when the high was 100° on July 18, 2012. This breaks the daily record high temperature of 99° set in 1923, & is the first 100° temperature to occur in June since 1994. #PAwx

🔥🥵 The New Jersey shore and Delaware beaches are roasting this afternoon, even though the sea breeze has moved inland. Temperatures near 90-95° and heat index still near 100° as of 3:20 PM. Not much relief from the heat or humidity at the coast today. #NJwx #DEwx

The *defending Super Bowl Champion* Birds

Views from the sky

No tricks here, Happy Halloween #EaglesEverywhere

Old school map from a storm 25 years ago today.

This is not a forecast! This was what was starting to overspread the region exactly 30 years ago, during the predawn hours of Sunday morning, January 7, 1996. By the time it was over Monday afternoon, much of our region set new records for the largest snowstorm in modern times.

As we are busy prepping for what may come Sunday-Monday, lets not forget that today is the 10 year anniversary of the start of the 2016 blizzard, which set the all-time record for Allentown of 31.9 inches. Reading had 27.0, Philly 22.4, Trenton 18.5, Wilmington 16.1, & AC AP 12.9

❄️ Here are some stats regarding Sunday's snow storm. For Philadelphia and Wilmington, Sunday's snow storm was the biggest single snowfall event since the January 2016 blizzard. Allentown, Philadelphia, and Reading broke their daily snowfall record for January 25th. (1/2)

Cold enough for ya? Its rare to be below 10 at noon. This is on par, if not slightly worse, than the pre-Christmas 2022 cold snap, but that one had the (benefit?) of temps starting out nearly 50 degrees warmer. Wind chills are below -10. Stay inside if possible.

16 years ago today, the second (of three) big February 2010 winter storms was winding down. While its predecessor featured an extreme north-south gradient, this one was a bit more of an equal-opportunity storm.

20 years ago today, the February 2006 blizzard hit the region. This system featured a relatively narrow band of extremely heavy snow and a steep gradient on both sides to the NW and SE. Official airport totals: ABE - 15.2 ILG - 14.4 TTN - 13.1 PHL - 12.0 RDG - 11.3 ACY - 4.2

3 AM Sunday: Here's our latest snowfall forecast. Blizzard Warnings were expanded a few counties inland, and now include Philadelphia, adjacent portions of SE PA, all of NJ, all of DE, and the southern Poconos. heaviest snow/winds will occur tonight. (1/3) #PAwx #NJwx #DEwx #MDwx

Prelim. Storm Total Snowfall as of 7 AM: Atlantic City Airport: 14.5" Philadelphia: 13.7" Wilmington: 8.3" Allentown: 5.2" Trenton: 15.6" Reading: 2.8" WFO Mount Holly: 19.2"

Prelim. Storm Total Snowfall as of 1 PM: Atlantic City Airport: 16.9" Philadelphia: 14.0" Wilmington: 8.3" Allentown: 5.2" Trenton: 16.4" Reading: 2.8" WFO Mount Holly: 20.3"

Here's a *preliminary* summary of Meteorological Winter 2025-26. As everyone knows by now, cold and snowy, but also a bit on the dry side overall. For the I-95 corridor, it was generally the coldest and snowiest meteorological winter in over 10 years, in some cases much longer.

🌇 We were treated to a spectacular sunset this evening! We are also hearing the spring peepers for the first time this season in the wetlands behind our office. It seems as if spring has sprung!