Philly’s official snowfall total for the winter stands at 15.7 inches, almost double normal for the date and double what fell all of last season. Sunday’s was not only the biggest snow in 10 years, it also set a record for a Jan. 25.

Dangerous cold grips the Philadelphia region Monday, meaning the snow that fell on Sunday isn't going anywhere.

The snow may have wrapped up, but the bitter cold temperatures are here to stay as the region begins to dig out from its first significant snowstorm in recent years.

The airport recorded its highest accumulation total in 10 years, and many braved the conditions to sled, shovel or walk their dogs.

The Delaware Valley is in the thick of what's shaping up to be its biggest winter storm in a decade​. Here's a look at how much snow has already fallen around Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware.

After some snow landed in the Philly region on Saturday, a second round made its way through the region on Sunday.

As measurable snowfall and bitter cold approach the Philadelphia area this weekend, weather forecasters are urging residents to prepare now — from stocking essentials to planning for potential disruptions to travel,

A messy wintry mix of rain and wet snow is expected to create a slippery Thursday morning commute in Philadelphia and the suburbs.

The first big snowstorm of 2026 is arriving online before it shows up in the official forecast. If it does happen, it'll be next weekend.

The Philadelphia region is among a wide swath of the U.S. facing snow, sleet and freezing rain on Sunday. Nearly 180 million people — or more than half of the country’s population — will be impacted, the National Weather Service reports.