Winter Storms Approach Philadelphia and Nebraska – What to Expect
Updated January 2, 2025 8:12am EST
A series of winter storms are set to impact the Philadelphia and Nebraska regions in the coming days, bringing measurable snowfall and cold temperatures. As January progresses, residents should prepare for these weather changes.
Philadelphia Forecast
In Philadelphia, the first flurries of snow are expected to begin Friday evening, leading into a more significant storm beginning around midnight Monday. The anticipated accumulation for various locations includes:
- Philadelphia: About 3 inches
- Wildwood: Nearly 8 inches
- Dover: More than 6 inches
- Poconos: A little more than an inch
These predictions are subject to change as the storm nears, and updates will be provided as new information becomes available.
Nebraska’s Weather Conditions
Meanwhile in Nebraska, snowfall early Thursday morning caused some visibility issues in northern areas, although the bulk of the snow missed the central regions. Residents should note that a Winter Storm Watch has been issued for southeast Nebraska, with accumulating snow possible for areas south of Lincoln through Sunday.
Winds could gust between 20-30 mph on Sunday, potentially leading to blowing snow and difficult travel conditions. Colder air is expected to settle in with temperatures dropping significantly next week.
Preparing for the Snow
As winter storms approach, it is important for residents to prepare accordingly. Stay updated with local weather forecasts and be cautious while traveling during inclement weather.
