PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — After a pleasant Saturday with temperatures in the 50s and even a few peeks of sun, Sunday is shaping up to be wet and chilly with steady rains and wind gusts affecting the region.
An area of low pressure tracking through the Ohio Valley will bring widespread rainfall to the entire Philadelphia area with the most steady and heavy rainfall expected through the first half of the day.
Into the afternoon, spotty showers will remain possible across much of the Delaware Valley into South Jersey, but as colder air drops south snow showers should be expected in the Poconos.
Winds affecting the region are coming out of the north and east. Winds of 14 mph are seen in Philadelphia making the conditions feel 10 degrees colder. Wind gusts have reached up to 30 mph.
A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for Monroe County from 1 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday where up to 1 inch of snow will be possible through Sunday with also the possibility of up to one-tenth of an inch of freezing rain accumulation. Slippery road conditions should be expected Sunday and into Monday morning.