Make sure to bundle up this weekend as a First Alert will go into effect from noon to 6 p.m. Saturday for accumulating snow in parts of our region. NBC10’s First Alert meteorologist Steve Sonsa has the details on if you could see that snow change to rain.

Powerful wind gusts blew over our region Friday, ahead of Saturday’s forecasted snow. NBC10 wants to make sure you are equipped with the knowledge and supplies for the expected slow and slippery temperaments.

Powerful wind gusts blew through the Philadelphia region Friday, ahead of snow Saturday amid prolonged freezing temperatures. The NBC10 First Alert Weather team has issued a First Alert from noon until 6 p.m. Saturday for Philadelphia, the Pennsylvania suburbs and the Lehigh Valley. Friday’s winds, which reached 40 miles per hour in some areas, ushered in frigid cold air. It…

Blustery winds of up to 40 mph will hit the area on Friday, and even more severe weather is expected to hit the Northeast. NBC10 First Alert Meteorologist Bill Henley is tracking snow for Saturday.

Temperatures will begin dropping throughout the Philadelphia region Wednesday. The cold temperatures and high winds will create the possibility of snow squalls in the afternoon.

Wind gusts up to 50 mph will bring much colder air and the chance for quick bursts of snow.

NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Bill Henley is tracking a mild and damp start to Wednesday morning, and gusty winds later bringing cold temperatures into the area. There is a chance for brief snow showers in the afternoon.

The ground will be cold enough for snow to stick when the storm first moves in, but don’t expect big accumulations.

It’s the end of the road for the unseasonably warm air. And there’s a winter storm on the way this weekend.

The mild winter has meant a slow start for ski resorts. But with temperatures dropping, things are looking up. NBC10’s Steven Fisher has the details.

Did you forget it’s still winter? By the end of this week, you’ll remember.

Temperatures will remain above normal on Monday and through part of the week, but there are changes on the way.

The snow, mostly, moves out of the greater Philadelphia region Wednesday. However, the cold temperatures remain, with winds gusting possibly above 40 mph and making temperatures feel like the low 30s. Those same winds could cause dangerous snow squalls for northern neighborhoods later in the day.

Wet weather is moving into the region Tuesday evening. It’ll start as rain in Philly, but switch over to light snow as temperatures drop.

Rain turned to snow Tuesday evening as a storm system moved over the Philadelphia area during the evening commute.

Rain and some snow will move in this evening, but don’t expect any real accumulation.

A section of Interstate 80 remained closed Thursday in central Pennsylvania hours after a multi-vehicle wreck in snow squalls left two people dead and dozens injured.

Temperatures are around freezing which can cause for some icy patches. On your morning commute watch out for slippery spots. NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Bill Henley has issued a First Alert for the ice threat.

We could be in for some icy conditions in parts of our area overnight due to rain and cold temperatures. NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Brittney Shipp has the forecast.

We’re in for rain on Tuesday. NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Brittney Shipp has the forecast.