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Snowy Sunday: Wet snow, rain fall across the Delaware Valley
FOX 29's Scott Williams has the latest forecast as snow and rain continued to fall across the area into the afternoon Sunday.
PHILADELPHIA - The Delaware Valley is seeing snow for the second Sunday in a row, but this week's storm came with more rain and milder temperatures.
A delayed changeover from rain to snow will dampen previously predicted snowfall totals. As a result, areas north and west of Philadelphia, as well as southern New Jersey and northern Delaware, can now expect about 2-5 inches. Isolated areas could still see up to 6 inches.
Areas along the coast and further south are likely to see a coating to 2 inches but should expect more rain.
Winter storm warnings and winter weather advisories remain in effect through 7 p.m. Sunday, so motorists should be mindful if you must go out.
Wet snow should start to taper off around 4 p.m. as the system moves out of the area. We could even see some peaks of sunshine before the sunsets.
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Despite the snow, Sunday's still has a forecasted high of 37 degrees. Temperatures north and west are below freezing.
Monday will be colder, potentially causing some refreezing with a low of 18 degrees and a high of 31.
The rest of the week looks to be milder with highs in the 40s and mid-30s through Saturday. There could be more chances for snow towards the end of the week.
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