NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Marvin Gomez is calling for bellow average temperatures throughout the region on Sunday morning and expects them to dip in the evening. However, Monday could see some warmer temperatures.
Extremely cold temperatures gripped the region throughout the weekend will stick around through Sunday.
Lows will be in the upper teens for both weekend days. So, even light winds will make it feel like 5 - 10 degrees.
Despite sunshine making a comeback, most of Saturday felt like it was 10 degrees even during the afternoon.
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A flurry is even possible later Saturday evening.
Windchills of 5 degrees can cause frostbite on exposed skin in just 20 to 25 minutes, so please bundle up.
How can I stay safe with the extreme cold?
Exposure to frigid temperatures is dangerous to your health and you should limit your time outside.
Here are some tips to keep you safe and warm if you need to head out in the bitter cold:
During cold weather events, some local officials initiated a "Code Blue," here's a list of resources for those seeking to escape the extreme cold and other helpful information:
Philadelphia Code Blue resource page
Bucks County Code Blue shelters
Montgomery County Code Blue plan
Delaware County cold weather plan
Chester County severe winter weather information
Camden County warming centers information
What if I need to drive somewhere?
With the temps being so cold this weekend, it's possible that roads will remain very icy.
For those who must hit the road, AAA Mid-Atlantic suggests you remove all snow from your car before you go, pay attention to any adjusted speed limits, don't tailgate and stay calm should your car skid.
Basically, if you need to drive, slow down and give plows and salt trucks room to work.
Since the snow stopped Friday night, crews in Philadelphia have been working to clear all of the roads.
City officials tell NBC10 that it's been a 24-hour effort to get the streets passable. We didn't have the luxury of melting snow because of the freezing temperatures so workers were out with the plows.
How do you walk on icy sidewalks?
Any leftover snow on the ground is not expected to melt. So, watch out for slippery spots and walk like a penguin to avoid falling. This video explains how to stay safe.
This super cold weather comes as much of the reason saw half a foot of snow from Friday's storm. To see the complete list of snow totals, click here.
Relief from the frigid conditions is on the horizon. Temperatures trend upward on Monday with the high above freezing ahead of rain to end next workweek.
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