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    Fri, 14 Feb 2014

    Philadelphia Weekend Weather Forecast - Fri PM
    Low pressure moving to our south on Saturday will bring snow to our area. The NAM has the snow in the afternoon, while the GFS has has snow in the morning and afternoon. Both models crank out about .30 inches water, but temps near or above freezing and insolation through clouds with the higher February sun will limit accumulations on roadways. 2-4 inches looks possible on surfaces other than roadways.

    A cold front moves through after the low passes, dropping temperatures for Saturday night through Monday. A significant warming trend starts midweek.

    Sat 2/15: Cloudy with snow, 2-4 inches on grassy surfaces. Deep cold returns at night.

    Sun 2/16: Sunny and very cold. High 28.

    posted: Feb 14 2014 at 7:32 pm

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