A front boundary that will move through tomorrow (Sunday) morning will stall to our south.   A wave of low pressure riding along the front will move through to our south late Sunday night into Monday morning causing snow to fall in April!

Like similar storms over recent weeks, dynamic cooling will result in enough cold air in the lower levels of the atmosphere for precipitation to turn to snow between 3 AM and daybreak.  Current QPF values are in the 0.40 inch range which translates into anywhere from 1 to 3 inches possible on grassy surfaces with some accumulation on roadways in the immediate PHL area and close to 5 inches  north  in areas around Allentown and Reading!

Temperatures warm during the day on Monday, and whatever falls will quickly melt.

Exact predicted QPF amounts have changed over the day today, so a final handle on this won’t be available until Sunday evening.

A front moved through on Friday and skies will clear for Saturday.

Saturday will be mostly sunny and almost seasonable, with high temperatures near 57.

Another cold front moves through early Sunday with some cloudiness early morning, followed by more sunshine in the afternoon.  High 57.

Overall, a nice beginning for April.

Looking at the long range model forecasts, the first two weeks of April promise to be a dynamic period with a few outbreaks of cooler weather and several periods of rain.