Winter Storm Watch Issued For Delaware, New Jersey & Southeastern Pennsylvania

A winter storm watch is now in effect starting on Friday evening at 7pm (January 28th) through Saturday evening at 7pm (January 29th) for Delaware, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

The National Weather Service reports heavy snow is expected with a possible accumulation of 9 to 15 inches in some areas, and wind gusts up to 50 mph.  The snow is expected to begin Friday evening in Delmarva and southern New Jersey and will spread northward overnight
into Saturday morning.

 

 

• Delaware Expected Snowfall

  

• Delaware Ice Accumulation Potential

  

• Expected Snowfall In The Region

  

• Latest Updates

  Here are the latest key messages for the significant winter storm which may bring heavy snow, strong winds, and coastal flooding to portions of the East Coast beginning Friday night and continuing into the weekend. pic.twitter.com/YjYurhZaSY

  — NWS Weather Prediction Center (@NWSWPC) January 27, 2022

• Coldest Wind Chill

  Behind the upcoming Nor'easter, very cold wind chills will enter much of the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic throughout the weekend. This could be potentially hazardous for areas that experience power outages. pic.twitter.com/VcIWOy3Uf6

  — NWS Weather Prediction Center (@NWSWPC) January 27, 2022

• New Jersey Potential Snowfall

  FULL ANALYSIS OF IMPENDING STORM
  Full breakdown with highlight of reservations I still have about the forecast. Less than 36 hours out from the start and our confidence is STILL low. Soccer Mom w/5 kids summary at the top for folks who have limited time https://t.co/lj8xbaV3o6

  — “NorEaster” Nick Pittman (@NorEasterNick) January 27, 2022

• Pennsylvania Potential Snowfall

  Although there won't be much accumulation in central PA, you likely will see snow flurries tomorrow morning and throughout the day on Friday. Impacts should be fairly minimal. Snow globe effects will be in full force ❄🌎 #PAwx pic.twitter.com/OfvYcNIzUV

  — NWS State College (@NWSStateCollege) January 27, 2022