The least snow we've ever seen in a season: A trace (1972-1972) The most snow we've ever seen in a season: 78.7 inches (2009-2010) CBS News Philadelphia ...

Snow changes over to rain in Philadelphia around 7 a.m. Tuesday. By the time the storm moves out, the city and areas along the I-95 corridor could see between 2-4 inches of snow.

The snow began to develop in the Lehigh Valley and Berks County after 11 p.m. Friday before it moved into Philadelphia around midnight, and then at the shore shortly thereafter.

A snow emergency has been lifted in Philadelphia after about 2 to 3 inches of snow fell on the city Sunday. Temperatures are expected to remain below freezing until the weekend, potentially ...

So even though it was just a "trace" of snow, Philadelphia did actually set a snowfall record for July 14, breaking its old record of a whopping zero inches recorded in 1870.

Rain, wind and snow are hitting as cold air blows into the Philadelphia region, Lehigh Valley and Poconos. Here's what to expect Nov. 20 to 22, 2024.

Snow fell for some, while others got rain. What to know about Friday's wet weather A winter storm brought wind, rain, and cold temperatures to the Philadelphia region Friday.

Summer 'snow' in Philadelphia breaks a confusing 154-year-old record The report comes because weather service guidelines state hail is considered frozen precipitation, in the same category as snow.

Winter is only a few weeks away, and AccuWeather meteorologists say the season is expected to be much different in Philadelphia compared to last winter, especially regarding snowfall.