Don’t stash away the boots, shovels and snow-melting salt just yet. Another round of snow is expected to start the weekend.
“Clouds will increase late Friday afternoon into Friday night, and we’re tracking a system moving in Friday night through Saturday morning,” said Joe DiSilva, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Mount Holly. “There’s high chance of accumulation of 1-3 inches of snow widespread throughout Bucks County.
“We are expecting that system to move out of here by Saturday morning, and beyond that, it looks pretty dry.”
DiSilva also said temperatures through the weekend will be about five degrees below average.
Here’s what to know about this weekend’s weather, with a look forward to next week.
Uneventful Friday morning leads to possible snow later; turbulent weather to follow
DiSilva said that a few regions across the Delaware Valley may see scattered snow showers as early as Thursday evening, but that system will push through quickly. Then, some cold air moves in Friday before the possible snow.