Weather

The rules of Snowmelt Derby are simple: Guess when all the snow will disappear from Bob Mina’s Chester County backyard.

Temperatures are about to get above freezing — but that’s not the end of the frozen nightmare.

Snow and ice still cover some street corners in Philly. Single-digit temperatures this weekend won’t help.

Groundhog Day falls on Feb. 2, the midpoint between the shortest, darkest day of the year on the winter solstice and the spring equinox.

Tens of thousands are expected to be at Gobbler’s Knob in Pennsylvania for the event shortly after sunrise Monday.

As the temperatures remain below zero, the city of Philadelphia has responded to a spike in water main breaks.

The extreme cold persists and continues to complicate life in Philly. Here’s what you need to know to get through a frigid next few days.

A coating of snow is possible in places like Dover, Delaware, and Millville, New Jersey, and eastward to the coast Saturday night into Sunday morning.

As of Thursday, the latest model guidance for the Philadelphia region depicts a glancing blow late Saturday into Sunday afternoon.

Pipes are at greater risk of freezing and bursting as low temperatures remain for consecutive days.

The residual snow has left several areas – including parts of Fishtown and South Philly – unplowed. We looked into why.

After its biggest snowstorm in a decade, Philadelphia remains under a snow emergency with bitter cold expected to last all week.

Over nine inches of snow, sleet and freezing rain couldn’t stop many from having a good time in the frigid temperatures.

Bitter temps will linger across Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware this week. Here’s everything you need to know.

Winter is still the fastest-warming season on the East Coast. “You're always going to see variable weather patterns,” one expert said.