Several Philadelphia-area school districts have announced delays and closings in response to the bitter cold and strong winds that are set to create hazardous wind chills and blowing snow through Monday.

Snow should be sled-able and the biggest accumulation in five winters. It's likely to stick around a few days.

Philadelphia schools will operate on a two-hour delay on Monday, Dec. 15, 2025, due to the weekend snow and bitter cold temperatures.

Wednesday in the Philadelphia region will be cloudy and chilly with rain showers in Philadelphia and rain and some snow in the Lehigh Valley.

Forecasters say a weekend snow storm with the potential to drop several inches of snow in and around Philadelphia is on its way. Here's the latest on timing, snowfall totals, and more!

Weather forecasts have taken a turn for the worse. Snow is expected late Saturday into Sunday morning, with total accumulation of about 2–4 inches possible. The National Weather Service calls for snow showers before noon and winds out of the northwest at 15–25 mph, gusting to 30–40 mph.

The first major snowfall of the season dropped several inches of snow across the region Sunday morning, but that didn’t keep fans from making their way to South Philadelphia to watch the Eagles face the Raiders.

Snow continues falling across the Philadelphia region this Sunday morning, and new data from the National Weather Service shows a wide spread of snowfall totals across Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware.