A period of snow expected Saturday night through mid-morning on Sunday. This may
start as some light rain or a rain/snow mix south and east of I-95 before quickly
changing to all snow. Snowfall intensity may increase for a time early Sunday
morning. No ice is currently expected with this event.
1-3 inches of snow across the region with a zone of 4 inches possible. While the
location of where a zone of higher amounts can occur is less certain, the greatest
chances for this is mostly across the I-95 corridor. Increasing west to northwest
winds Sunday into Monday can result in areas of blowing snow. Temperatures
drop below freezing nearly everywhere by daybreak Sunday.
Bitterly cold conditions arriving during Sunday and continuing through early next
week. The coldest time frame is Sunday night through Monday night. Wind chills well
down into the single digits to near zero Sunday night into Monday morning with
below zero values in the Poconos. Air temperatures Monday stay below freezing
across the region.
Wind gusts to 35-40 knots probable on Delaware Bay and the NJ and DE Atlantic
coastal waters along with hazardous seas. Areas of freezing spray possible
Sunday night and Monday.
