Philadelphia will be spared from the snow set to hit the eastern U.S. this week but will get rain, forecasts say.

The National Weather Service issued a cold weather advisory for the Philadelphia area and warned of hypothermia and frostbite.

The Lehigh Valley could see rain showers mixing with snow during a breezy Wednesday, then sun Thursday and a better shot at precipitation Friday.

From winter storm warning to a snow emergency, officials are breaking down what you need to know amid the snowy weather.

Philadelphia's end of January forecast indicates cold weather with sunny and cloudy days, no immediate warming.

The weather is expected to be so bad in Philadelphia on Sunday that the National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning with the city of Philadelphia right on the edge of the warning area. Good morning! The forecast has trended colder and ...

The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning that covers the Southeast Pennsylvania area, including Philadelphia, where the Rams and Eagles will kick off today at 3 p.m. ET.

The Eagles and Commanders are meeting in the NFC championship game on Sunday amid warmer-than-usual temperatures in Philadelphia.

The Eagles have a lot on the line in Sunday's divisional round game against the Los Angeles Rams, and snow could play a factor in the game.

Temperatures will be warmer than they have been recently for the NFC Championship Game between the Washington Commanders and Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday afternoon. With a trip to Super Bowl LIX on the line,

À la traditional sports betting, the maverick commodity trading company Kalshi Inc., is letting people bet on daily temperatures in several major cities, including Philadelphia, and on other weather and climate elements, such as January snow in New York City, the January global temperature, Arctic ice extent, and tornado incidence.

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