SNOW IS FALLING: Parts of our area are seeing snow, while others are dealing with rain from a coastal storm that's expected to bring precipitation through the night. More on what you could be seeing tonight, here:
PHILADELPHIAThe latest snowstorm will bring inches of accumulation to parts of the region, but not everyone will see snow.
"Due to very cold ground temperatures, snow/ice will have an immediate impact on roads," officials from the NWS said. If you live in PA about an hour away from Philly, you're in the 3-5 inch range. This includes West Chester, western Chester County, northern Bucks and Montgomery counties, and the Lehigh Valley.
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