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Current Weather 9:55pm 2/8/10
Humidity	49 %
Wind	W @ 7 mph
Pressure	29.97
Dew Point	13.4°
Wind Chill	23.1°

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Past Hour	0.00 in
Today	0.00 in
Month	0.03 in
Year	2.17 in
Comfort Level: Uncomfortably Cold

Today's High's and Low's
Temp	34.3°	1:42pm	22.3°	6:42am
Humidity	51 %	6:58am	39 %	2:17pm
Wind	26 mph	12:26pm	0 mph	12:23am
Pressure	29.97	8:44pm	29.88	12:14am
Dew Point	13.9°	7:28pm	5.5°	5:15am

Sunrise	6:59am
Sunset	5:26pm
Moonrise	3:24am
Moonset	12:31pm
Moon %	21%

National Weather Service Forecast for: Philadelphia PA

Updated: 8:54 pm EST Feb 8, 2010

Tonight	Partly cloudy, with a low around 20. West wind between 3 and 7 mph.
Tuesday	A chance of snow after noon. Increasing clouds, with a high near 32. Calm wind becoming west around 5 mph. Chance of precipitation is 30%. New snow accumulation of less than a half inch possible.
Tuesday Night	Snow. Low around 27. Calm wind becoming east between 8 and 11 mph. Chance of precipitation is 90%. New snow accumulation of 3 to 7 inches possible.
Wednesday	Snow. High near 32. Breezy, with a north wind between 17 and 23 mph. Chance of precipitation is 90%.
Wednesday Night	A chance of snow before midnight. Cloudy, with a low around 24. Blustery, with a northwest wind between 17 and 24 mph. Chance of precipitation is 50%.
Thursday	Mostly sunny, with a high near 36.
Thursday Night	Mostly clear, with a low around 19.
Friday	Mostly sunny, with a high near 35.
Friday Night	Partly cloudy, with a low around 20.
Saturday	Mostly sunny, with a high near 35.
Saturday Night	Partly cloudy, with a low around 19.
Sunday	Mostly sunny, with a high near 33.
Sunday Night	Partly cloudy, with a low around 21.
Presidents' Day	Mostly sunny, with a high near 38.

Philadelphia Warnings
Warning Description: Winter Storm Warning Warning Date: 3:51 PM EST on February 8, 2010 WarningSum:...Winter Storm Warning In Effect From 4 Pm Tuesday To Midnight Est Wednesday Night... Warning Message:The National Weather Service in Mount Holly has issued a Winter Storm Warning...which is in effect from 4 PM Tuesday to midnight EST Wednesday night. The Winter Storm Watch is no longer in effect. Low pressure moving from the Texas Gulf Coast tonight will head into the Ohio Valley Tuesday. That low will give up its energy to a coastal storm...which will develop along the northern North Carolina coast late Tuesday and Tuesday evening. By Wednesday morning... this nor/Easter is forecast to intensify strongly just southeast of our area...and likely bringing heavy snow to a good part of our area overnight Tuesday into the day on Wednesday. Southeast of Interstate 95 the snow may mix with sleet and rain at times during the first half of the day on Wednesday. This is more likely closer to the coast. But as colder air wraps around the storm even these areas are expected to change back to all snow. Total snow accumulations are expected to range from 10 to 18 inches with the highest amounts over the northern Eastern Shore of Maryland, northern Delaware and eastern Pennsylvania. Heavy snow should occur in two bursts across the region. The first will occur Tuesday night with four to eight inches likely to accumulate by the morning commute Wednesday. The second shot will be an even more intense burst of heavy snow with the upper air disturbance itself that should occur in the Philadelphia area, Maryland and Delaware during Wednesday morning and New Jersey and northeast Pennsylvania during Wednesday afternoon. The snow will end by midnight Wednesday night. Winds will increase as Wednesday continues and will cause considerable blowing and drifting of snow, even more than what occurred with the weekend snow storm. At and near the Atlantic shore blizzard conditions are possible later in the day on Wednesday as winds increase. A Winter Storm Warning means significant amounts of snow and sleet are expected or occurring. Strong winds are also possible. This will make travel very hazardous or impossible.

Philadelphia Warnings

Warning Description: Winter Storm Warning

Warning Date: 3:51 PM EST on February 8, 2010

WarningSum:...Winter Storm Warning In Effect From 4 Pm Tuesday To Midnight

Est Wednesday Night...

Warning Message:The National Weather Service in Mount Holly has issued a Winter

Storm Warning...which is in effect from 4 PM Tuesday to midnight

EST Wednesday night. The Winter Storm Watch is no longer in

effect.

Low pressure moving from the Texas Gulf Coast tonight will head

into the Ohio Valley Tuesday. That low will give up its energy to

a coastal storm...which will develop along the northern North

Carolina coast late Tuesday and Tuesday evening. By Wednesday

morning... this nor/Easter is forecast to intensify strongly just

southeast of our area...and likely bringing heavy snow to a good

part of our area overnight Tuesday into the day on Wednesday.

Southeast of Interstate 95 the snow may mix with sleet and rain at

times during the first half of the day on Wednesday. This is more

likely closer to the coast. But as colder air wraps around the

storm even these areas are expected to change back to all snow.

Total snow accumulations are expected to range from 10 to 18

inches with the highest amounts over the northern Eastern Shore of

Maryland, northern Delaware and eastern Pennsylvania. Heavy snow

should occur in two bursts across the region. The first will occur

Tuesday night with four to eight inches likely to accumulate by

the morning commute Wednesday. The second shot will be an even

more intense burst of heavy snow with the upper air disturbance

itself that should occur in the Philadelphia area, Maryland and

Delaware during Wednesday morning and New Jersey and northeast

Pennsylvania during Wednesday afternoon. The snow will end by

midnight Wednesday night.

Winds will increase as Wednesday continues and will cause

considerable blowing and drifting of snow, even more than what

occurred with the weekend snow storm. At and near the Atlantic shore

blizzard conditions are possible later in the day on Wednesday as

winds increase.

A Winter Storm Warning means significant amounts of snow and

sleet are expected or occurring. Strong winds are also possible.

This will make travel very hazardous or impossible.

Mon

Clear

Hi 32
Lo 16

Tue

Chance Snow

Hi 31
Lo 27

Wed

Snow

Hi 31
Lo 23

Thu

Partly Cloudy

Hi 36
Lo 18

Fri

Partly Cloudy

Hi 34
Lo 18

Atlantic City Warnings
Warning Description: Winter Storm Watch Warning Date: 3:51 PM EST on February 8, 2010 WarningSum:...Winter Storm Watch Now In Effect From Tuesday Afternoon Through Wednesday Evening... Warning Message:The Winter Storm Watch is now in effect from Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday evening. Low pressure moving from the Texas Gulf Coast tonight will head into the Ohio Valley Tuesday. That low will give up its energy to a coastal storm...which will develop along the northern North Carolina coast late Tuesday and Tuesday evening. By Wednesday morning... this nor/Easter is forecast to be intensifying strongly just southeast of our area...and likely bringing heavy snow to a good part of our area through Wednesday and perhaps into Wednesday evening. Far southern Delaware and extreme southeastern New Jersey may start out with mixed precipitation late Tuesday...and even change to rain at times Tuesday night and Wednesday morning...but as colder air wraps around the storm even these areas are expected to change back to snow. There is a potential for heavy snow...but at this time the heaviest snow should fall farther to the west. There is also a potential for strong winds...especially near the coast. A Winter Storm Watch means there is a potential for significant snow...sleet...or ice accumulations that may impact travel. Continue to monitor the latest forecasts. Warning Description: Wind Advisory Warning Date: 4:19 PM EST on February 8, 2010 WarningSum:...Wind Advisory In Effect From 10 Am Wednesday To Midnight Est Wednesday Night... Warning Message:The National Weather Service in Mount Holly has issued a Wind Advisory...which is in effect from 10 am Wednesday to midnight EST Wednesday night. As the Nor'easter intensifies off the New Jersey shore winds will increase to 20 to 30 mph with gusts to around 45 mph mainly during Wednesday afternoon and evening. If the strong winds coincide with the heavy snow, blizzard conditions are possible and it might become necessary to issue a Blizzard Warning for all or part of this area. Expect power outages from the combination of the snow and strong winds. .Precautionary/preparedness actions... A Wind Advisory means that wind gusts of around 45 mph are expected. Winds this strong can make driving difficult...especially for high profile vehicles. The winds will only exacerbate the difficult driving conditions expected during the day on Wednesday. Use extra caution.

Atlantic City Warnings

Warning Description: Winter Storm Watch

Warning Date: 3:51 PM EST on February 8, 2010

WarningSum:...Winter Storm Watch Now In Effect From Tuesday Afternoon

Through Wednesday Evening...

Warning Message:The Winter Storm Watch is now in effect from Tuesday afternoon

through Wednesday evening.

Low pressure moving from the Texas Gulf Coast tonight will head

into the Ohio Valley Tuesday. That low will give up its energy to

a coastal storm...which will develop along the northern North

Carolina coast late Tuesday and Tuesday evening. By Wednesday

morning... this nor/Easter is forecast to be intensifying

strongly just southeast of our area...and likely bringing heavy

snow to a good part of our area through Wednesday and perhaps

into Wednesday evening.

Far southern Delaware and extreme southeastern New Jersey may

start out with mixed precipitation late Tuesday...and even change

to rain at times Tuesday night and Wednesday morning...but as

colder air wraps around the storm even these areas are expected to

change back to snow.

There is a potential for heavy snow...but at this time the

heaviest snow should fall farther to the west. There is also a

potential for strong winds...especially near the coast.

A Winter Storm Watch means there is a potential for significant

snow...sleet...or ice accumulations that may impact travel.

Continue to monitor the latest forecasts.

Warning Description: Wind Advisory

Warning Date: 4:19 PM EST on February 8, 2010

WarningSum:...Wind Advisory In Effect From 10 Am Wednesday To Midnight Est

Wednesday Night...

Warning Message:The National Weather Service in Mount Holly has issued a Wind

Advisory...which is in effect from 10 am Wednesday to midnight

EST Wednesday night.

As the Nor'easter intensifies off the New Jersey shore winds

will increase to 20 to 30 mph with gusts to around 45 mph mainly

during Wednesday afternoon and evening. If the strong winds

coincide with the heavy snow, blizzard conditions are possible and

it might become necessary to issue a Blizzard Warning for all or

part of this area. Expect power outages from the combination of

the snow and strong winds.

.Precautionary/preparedness actions...

A Wind Advisory means that wind gusts of around 45 mph are

expected. Winds this strong can make driving difficult...especially

for high profile vehicles. The winds will only exacerbate the

difficult driving conditions expected during the day on Wednesday.

Use extra caution.

Mon

Clear

Hi 32
Lo 18

Tue

Chance Snow

Hi 34
Lo 27

Wed

Chance Sleet

Hi 34
Lo 25

Thu

Partly Cloudy

Hi 36
Lo 20

Fri

Partly Cloudy

Hi 34
Lo 20

Wildwood Warnings
Warning Description: Winter Storm Watch Warning Date: 3:51 PM EST on February 8, 2010 WarningSum:...Winter Storm Watch Now In Effect From Tuesday Afternoon Through Wednesday Evening... Warning Message:The Winter Storm Watch is now in effect from Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday evening. Low pressure moving from the Texas Gulf Coast tonight will head into the Ohio Valley Tuesday. That low will give up its energy to a coastal storm...which will develop along the northern North Carolina coast late Tuesday and Tuesday evening. By Wednesday morning... this nor/Easter is forecast to be intensifying strongly just southeast of our area...and likely bringing heavy snow to a good part of our area through Wednesday and perhaps into Wednesday evening. Far southern Delaware and extreme southeastern New Jersey may start out with mixed precipitation late Tuesday...and even change to rain at times Tuesday night and Wednesday morning...but as colder air wraps around the storm even these areas are expected to change back to snow. There is a potential for heavy snow...but at this time the heaviest snow should fall farther to the west. There is also a potential for strong winds...especially near the coast. A Winter Storm Watch means there is a potential for significant snow...sleet...or ice accumulations that may impact travel. Continue to monitor the latest forecasts. Warning Description: Wind Advisory Warning Date: 4:19 PM EST on February 8, 2010 WarningSum:...Wind Advisory In Effect From 10 Am Wednesday To Midnight Est Wednesday Night... Warning Message:The National Weather Service in Mount Holly has issued a Wind Advisory...which is in effect from 10 am Wednesday to midnight EST Wednesday night. As the Nor'easter intensifies off the New Jersey shore winds will increase to 20 to 30 mph with gusts to around 45 mph mainly during Wednesday afternoon and evening. If the strong winds coincide with the heavy snow, blizzard conditions are possible and it might become necessary to issue a Blizzard Warning for all or part of this area. Expect power outages from the combination of the snow and strong winds. .Precautionary/preparedness actions... A Wind Advisory means that wind gusts of around 45 mph are expected. Winds this strong can make driving difficult...especially for high profile vehicles. The winds will only exacerbate the difficult driving conditions expected during the day on Wednesday. Use extra caution.

Wildwood Warnings

Warning Description: Winter Storm Watch

Warning Date: 3:51 PM EST on February 8, 2010

WarningSum:...Winter Storm Watch Now In Effect From Tuesday Afternoon

Through Wednesday Evening...

Warning Message:The Winter Storm Watch is now in effect from Tuesday afternoon

through Wednesday evening.

Low pressure moving from the Texas Gulf Coast tonight will head

into the Ohio Valley Tuesday. That low will give up its energy to

a coastal storm...which will develop along the northern North

Carolina coast late Tuesday and Tuesday evening. By Wednesday

morning... this nor/Easter is forecast to be intensifying

strongly just southeast of our area...and likely bringing heavy

snow to a good part of our area through Wednesday and perhaps

into Wednesday evening.

Far southern Delaware and extreme southeastern New Jersey may

start out with mixed precipitation late Tuesday...and even change

to rain at times Tuesday night and Wednesday morning...but as

colder air wraps around the storm even these areas are expected to

change back to snow.

There is a potential for heavy snow...but at this time the

heaviest snow should fall farther to the west. There is also a

potential for strong winds...especially near the coast.

A Winter Storm Watch means there is a potential for significant

snow...sleet...or ice accumulations that may impact travel.

Continue to monitor the latest forecasts.

Warning Description: Wind Advisory

Warning Date: 4:19 PM EST on February 8, 2010

WarningSum:...Wind Advisory In Effect From 10 Am Wednesday To Midnight Est

Wednesday Night...

Warning Message:The National Weather Service in Mount Holly has issued a Wind

Advisory...which is in effect from 10 am Wednesday to midnight

EST Wednesday night.

As the Nor'easter intensifies off the New Jersey shore winds

will increase to 20 to 30 mph with gusts to around 45 mph mainly

during Wednesday afternoon and evening. If the strong winds

coincide with the heavy snow, blizzard conditions are possible and

it might become necessary to issue a Blizzard Warning for all or

part of this area. Expect power outages from the combination of

the snow and strong winds.

.Precautionary/preparedness actions...

A Wind Advisory means that wind gusts of around 45 mph are

expected. Winds this strong can make driving difficult...especially

for high profile vehicles. The winds will only exacerbate the

difficult driving conditions expected during the day on Wednesday.

Use extra caution.

Mon

Clear

Hi 31
Lo 22

Tue

Chance Snow

Hi 34
Lo 29

Wed

Chance Sleet

Hi 34
Lo 25

Thu

Partly Cloudy

Hi 36
Lo 22

Fri

Partly Cloudy

Hi 34
Lo 20

Mt Pocono Warnings
Warning Description: Winter Storm Warning Warning Date: 3:51 PM EST on February 8, 2010 WarningSum:...Winter Storm Warning In Effect From 4 Pm Tuesday To Midnight Est Wednesday Night... Warning Message:The National Weather Service in Mount Holly has issued a Winter Storm Warning...which is in effect from 4 PM Tuesday to midnight EST Wednesday night. The Winter Storm Watch is no longer in effect. Low pressure moving from the Texas Gulf Coast tonight will head into the Ohio Valley Tuesday. That low will give up its energy to a coastal storm...which will develop along the northern North Carolina coast late Tuesday and Tuesday evening. By Wednesday morning... this nor/Easter is forecast to intensify strongly just southeast of our area...and likely bringing heavy snow to a good part of our area overnight Tuesday into the day on Wednesday. Southeast of Interstate 95 the snow may mix with sleet and rain at times during the first half of the day on Wednesday. This is more likely closer to the coast. But as colder air wraps around the storm even these areas are expected to change back to all snow. Total snow accumulations are expected to range from 10 to 18 inches with the highest amounts over the northern Eastern Shore of Maryland, northern Delaware and eastern Pennsylvania. Heavy snow should occur in two bursts across the region. The first will occur Tuesday night with four to eight inches likely to accumulate by the morning commute Wednesday. The second shot will be an even more intense burst of heavy snow with the upper air disturbance itself that should occur in the Philadelphia area, Maryland and Delaware during Wednesday morning and New Jersey and northeast Pennsylvania during Wednesday afternoon. The snow will end by midnight Wednesday night. Winds will increase as Wednesday continues and will cause considerable blowing and drifting of snow, even more than what occurred with the weekend snow storm. At and near the Atlantic shore blizzard conditions are possible later in the day on Wednesday as winds increase. A Winter Storm Warning means significant amounts of snow and sleet are expected or occurring. Strong winds are also possible. This will make travel very hazardous or impossible.

Mt Pocono Warnings