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7:00 AM | **Arctic cold made worse today by strong winds, possible snow showers...some snow likely here on Friday**

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7:00 AM | **Arctic cold made worse today by strong winds, possible snow showers...some snow likely here on Friday**

Paul Dorian

6-Day Philadelphia Forecast

Today

Early morning clear skies will give way to clouds, it'll be windy and very cold for this time of year, snow showers are possible this afternoon; primarily, across the northern suburbs, perhaps even an isolated snow squall, highs in the mid 20’s with even lower wind chills

Tonight

Partly cloudy, brisk, bitter cold, maybe a few flurries, lows in the lower teens

Thursday

Mainly sunny, still quite breezy and cold, snow shower or two possible, lower 30’s for afternoon highs with even lower wind chills

Thursday Night

Becoming mainly cloudy, very cold, near 20 degrees for overnight lows

Friday

Mainly cloudy, cold, good chance for some snow, small accumulations possible, mid 30’s

Saturday

Mainly sunny, not quite as cold, lower 40’s

Sunday

Mainly cloudy, breezy, becoming milder, good chance for rain, near 50 degrees

Monday

Mainly sunny, breezy, chilly, mid-to-upper 40’s

Discussion

The coldest core of this most recent Arctic air outbreak has moved into the Mid-Atlantic region and Northeast US following the overnight passage of a frontal system. As a result, temperatures today will be confined to the 20’s for highs – well below normal for early March – and strong winds will generate even lower wind chill values. In addition, instability in the atmosphere could result in some snow shower activity; primarily, across northern suburbs and there may even be an isolated snow squall. The next low pressure system of note to monitor will trek across the nation over the next couple of days and it can produce some snow here on Friday. The upper-level energy supporting this system will get somewhat “stretched out” over the next couple of days, but the chance for small snow accumulations is on the table for Friday in the DC-to-Philly-to-NYC corridor. A more important system will head towards the Great Lakes this weekend and likely push rain into the region by early Sunday and there is a chance for some frozen precipitation at the onset in some nearby higher elevation locations such as east-central and NE PA.

Meteorologist Paul Dorian
Perspecta, Inc.
perspectaweather.com