Philadelphia Residents Can Expect More Snow This Winter Unlike Last Year, Forecast Shows

The latest weather outlook showed that Philadelphia could expect more snow and snowfall this coming winter season, bringing a potential end to snow drought.

Winter season is on the way in parts of the US. The Fall weather has unleashed cooler air in the Pacific Northwest and Western US, showing an early taste of snow and winter.

Philadelphia Winter Forecast: What Can People Expect?

(Photo : NESDIS via NOAA Satellite View as of October 24, 2023)
NESDIS via NOAA Satellite View as of October 24, 2023. Philadelphia residents can anticipate more snow this coming winter, which is better than in 2022. The snow drought can likely end, according to the forecasts.

In the Northeast, the forecast warned of frosty conditions in the region this early week. The threat of freezing conditions was reported in portions of Boston, Portland, and New York City.

Homeowners should stay alert for colder conditions and frost advisories as the winter comes near.

In Philadelphia, the forecast explained a potential 16 to 24 inches of snow in the city in 2023. The snowy outlook will become more visible during winter storms or snowstorms that could spawn from the Northeast.

The northeastern US can likely record early snowfall this winter season. The significant snow in Philadelphia could be different from last year, ending the prolonged snow drought in the region.

Meanwhile, the NWS Weather Prediction Center reported the first winter storm in the season in the Rockies and Northern Plains. The forecast warned of possible snowfall due to a developing winter storm.

The stormy outlook could affect parts of the Northwest, Northern Rockies and Northern High Plains. On Wednesday, the colder air is expected to move over parts of VA Cascades, North Dakota and Montana.

On the other hand, the NOAA forecast revealed that a wetter outlook could unload in parts of the West, Northern Alaska, Mid-Atlantic Southeast and Gulf Coast from December through February.

Also Read: Northeastern US Weather: Damaging Winds, Frosty Conditions To Unload This Week 

Staying prepared for the Winter in Philadelphia and the Northeast

The coming winter in Philadelphia is expected to be different from the last year's. Recent forecasts showed that winter in the US will be colder than in 2022.

The colder weather conditions were reported in the Pacific Northwest, Colorado and Wyoming.

Winter conditions can bring significant snow, causing travel concerns and localized power outages. Cold-related health concerns will likely unfold. As a result, winter preparedness is important to stay ready for possible winter storms.

Here are essential winter weather reminders for homeowners and motorists in Philadelphia and the Northeast.

Check your home heating and plumbing system

Colder to extreme temperatures can unfold during the winter season. Having a home heating system is also helpful. Homeowners should regularly maintain their heating system for the coming winter. In addition, freezing conditions can damage a house's plumbing system.

If your roof shows signs of damage, it is best to immediately repair it. Snow and damaging winds can cause significant damage.

Prepare early winter emergency supplies

Severe winter storms can result in prolonged power outages and inaccessible road conditions. It is advisable to prepare early emergency supplies for your home and car. You will likely become stranded at home.

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