Whether you're going to the Linc to cheer on the Birds or you're headed down the street for a watch party for Sunday's game, you'll need to bundle up because snow is in the forecast.
Sunday’s forecast is tricky, as a fast-moving system offshore is expected to bring snow, possibly impacting the Philadelphia Eagles divisional round playoff game against the Los Angeles Rams.
However, as of Saturday, one model shows around four to even eight inches of snow falling in the Pennsylvania suburbs, two to four inches in the Philadelphia area, and one to two inches in South Jersey and Delaware.
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The problem with this storm is that it will start to snow when temperatures are above freezing and then temperatures will plummet. This will mean that everything is going to freeze.
As we wake up on Sunday, temperatures will be above freezing as the storm system could bring a brief period of rain to the south of Philadelphia.
By Noon in Philadelphia, snow will be falling.
Then, around 2 p.m., snow will be coming down at a moderate pace with points to the south still seeing mostly rain.
At around 5 p.m., snowfall will be moderate but temperatures will start to drop until 8 p.m. when the snow will move into the southern part of the region and at the Jersey Shore before it eventually moves out to sea.
Officials with the City of Philadelphia announced on Saturday, Jan. 18 that they are monitoring the impending storm. The Streets Department is going to pretreat the roads surrounding the Sports Complex ahead of Sunday's Eagles game against the Rams.
“The City is closely monitoring the weather forecasts and will be prepared for the weather event,” Department of Streets Commissioner Kristin Del Rossi said. “We are ready to mobilize and pre-treat streets and clear snow as needed across the city.”
This could change, though, so stay tuned as we gather more data from the different models.
For a more detailed guide to Sunday's weather and a look into what to expect next week, click here.
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