Meteorologist Drew Anderson is tracking a Wednesday storm that will bring rain, and even snow, to some parts of the area.
PHILADELPHIATuesday's break from wet weather brought lots of sunshine to the Delaware Valley, but that won't last long. An upcoming storm is set to strike on Wednesday, bringing along rain, and even snow to some parts of the area.
Wednesday morning will be dry through the rush hour, but Meteorologist Drew Anderson says the rain and snow will move in right around lunchtime. Upper Bucks and Montgomery County can expect to see some snowfall by 11 a.m., as well as the northern parts of Chester County. Forecasters say Philadelphia, South Jersey, and Delaware will just see rain, which is expected to move north through the area, drowning out the snowfall from earlier in the day. Torrential rain is expected to hit during Wednesday's evening commute before things dry out as we head into the night. Clouds will stay overhead on Thursday, with temperatures in the 40s, making for a windy and chilly day. Sunshine will return on Friday and continue through the weekend as the City of Brotherly Love prepares to watch the Eagles take on the 49ers in South Philadelphia. FRIDAY: Sunny, chilly. High: 44, Low: 30MONDAY: Sun returns. High: 46, Low: 40
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Fox News meteorologist Adam Klotz attacked on NYC subway after stopping teens from assaulting older manFox News meteorologist Adam Klotz demanded NYC Mayor Eric Adams invoke change to combat the crime surge after he was beaten by teens on the subway.
Read more »
Fox News meteorologist beaten on NYC subway trainAdam Klotz, a Fox News weatherman who was on his way home from a bar early Sunday, was assaulted by a group of teenagers on a New York City subway, police said.
Read more »
Pretty winter day before warm, stormy WednesdayAction News Jax Chief Meteorologist Mike Buresh is tracking our next strong cold front on Wednesday.
Read more »




