Winter Weather

I dug into the history, and I think I answered when we'll see our first snowflakes in Philly. Seriously.

The storm, which officially reached blizzard status at the Jersey Shore, dumped as much as 19" of snow in parts of our area.

Although 511NJConnect was first announced in anticipation of snow events, Ida indicated it can be a successful tool in scenarios other than winter weather, including major crashes.

Our overnight snowstorm is continuing this morning, and it's left behind a few inches of fluffy snow as it begins to wrap up this morning.

But as Chief Meteorologist Dan Zarrow says, it only takes one major storm to cause long-lasting headaches and make for a memorable winter season.

Apparently, you can use pool noodles to protect your windshield wipers from freezing (and getting stuck).

An early morning thump of heavy snow has produced more than a half of a foot of snow across much of Bucks County, PA, and Mercer County, NJ.

An early morning thump of heavy snow has produced more than a half of a foot of snow across much of Bucks County, PA, and Mercer County, NJ.

There's more than 6" on the ground so far across Mercer County.

94.5 PST's Chief Meteorologist is warning that "plowable snow" for much of New Jersey looks likely on Monday.