A significant snowstorm has descended upon the Mid-Atlantic region, affecting areas including Philadelphia, New Jersey, and New York. The storm is expected to deposit up to 10 inches of snow in certain areas, creating potential hazardous conditions for commuters. In Philadelphia, forecasters predict accumulations of six to eight inches, while parts of New Jersey may see even higher totals. Philadelphia’s Office of Emergency Management has urged residents to stay safe and avoid unnecessary travel during the storm’s peak. Governor Phil Murphy of New Jersey announced that the state is ready for the storm, stating, ‘We have activation of state resources in place and we are prepared to respond as needed.’ New York City is also bracing for the winter weather, with estimates suggesting around four to six inches of snow, particularly in northern neighborhoods. While the majority of snow is expected to fall during the day, the early evening commute may face significant delays and disruptions. In Delaware, meteorologists have warned that a mix of rain and snow could complicate matters, potentially affecting road conditions. Residents are advised to follow local updates and exercise caution in the winter weather conditions.
Major Snowstorm Hits Mid-Atlantic Region: Philadelphia, New Jersey, and New York Prepare for Severe Weather
