How much snow will the Philly region get?
Here is what the National Weather Service in Mount Holly is forecasting, as of around 10:30 a.m. on Friday.
A snowstorm moving into the region Friday night into Saturday is expected to drop several inches of snow across the region, with some areas of South Jersey expecting more than a foot.
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy, who declared a state of emergency effective at 5 p.m., urged everyone to hunker down and stay home.
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Here is what the National Weather Service in Mount Holly is projecting, as of about 4:30 p.m. on Friday.
How much snow are we expecting?
Philadelphia is currently forecast to get about 7.2 inches of snow, and Atlantic City 14.2 inches of snow.
How likely is it that we’ll get a foot of snow?
There is a 29% chance that Philadelphia will get a foot of snow or more. Down by the shore, Atlantic City has a 67% chance of getting more than a foot.
Could we get more snow?
We could, but there is only a 10% chance that Philadelphia will get more than 14.9 inches of snow.
Could we get less snow?
We could, but there is a 90% chance that Philadelphia will get more than 3.3 inches of snow.