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> At a Glance
> – Snow and rain will hit Philadelphia Tuesday morning, with snow showers north of the PA Turnpike and rain along I-95.
> – First Alert in effect 4 a.m.-11 a.m. for southeastern PA and Mercer County, NJ.
> – Afternoon will be dry but cloudy, high near 40°F.
> – Why it matters: Commuters should plan for slick roads and possible delays.
For anyone heading out for work or holiday travel, Tuesday morning brings a wintry mix that could make the commute rough. A quick-moving system is set to deliver light snow and rain across the Philadelphia region, prompting a First Alert for southeastern Pennsylvania and nearby New Jersey.
Tuesday Morning Outlook
The First Alert Weather Team is watching a wintry mix that will bring rain and snow showers to the area. Snow showers are expected mainly north of the PA Turnpike, while a mix of rain and snow will affect the I-95 corridor. South Jersey and Delaware will see mostly plain rain.
- Snow showers north of the PA Turnpike
- Wintry mix of rain and snow up and down I-95
- Mostly plain rain for South Jersey and Delaware
First Alert Details
The First Alert is active from 4 a.m. to 11 a.m. Tuesday for southeastern PA and Mercer County, NJ.
Afternoon and Beyond
The afternoon will be dry but cloudy, with a high near 40°F. Wednesday will bring a mostly sunny sky and warmer temperatures, reaching about 50°F before clouds return for Christmas Day. Another wintry mix could arrive the day after Christmas and continue into Saturday morning.
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Key Takeaways
- Snow and rain expected Tuesday morning across Philadelphia.
- First Alert active 4-11 a.m. for SE PA and Mercer County.
- Afternoon remains dry but temperatures near 40°F; warmer weather Wednesday.
With the forecast in place, commuters and travelers should stay alert and allow extra travel time.
