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Forecasters in the U.S. have warned of another round of winter weather that could complicate travel leading up to Thanksgiving.

In the Northern Hemisphere, the winter solstice occurs on either Dec. 21 or 22 every year. This year, it falls on Dec. 21.

Get ready for some cold and breezy conditions across the region this Saturday and Sunday. NBC10 First Alert meteorologist Marvin Gomez has your forecast. 

Temperatures will stay very cold with gusty winds. NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Michelle Rotella has your forecast.

NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologists Justin Godynick and Michelle Rotella are showing you a behind-the-scenes look at how StormRanger10 is helping them forecast rain and snow in the Philadelphia region Friday.

Meteorologist Bill Henley is tracking snowfall in the Pocono Mountains and higher elevations north of Philadelphia early Friday. Once the wet weather moves out, the winds keep blowing into the weekend.

The wet weather will be sticking around through Friday as we have a mix of rain and possible snow. It’ll be too warm for the snow to stick, but it won’t feel warm at all as wind gusts will have feels-like temperatures in the 20s. First Alert meteorologist Brittney Shipp has the forecast.

Neighbors in the Poconos are seeing snowfall as communities closer to Philadelphia deal with rain. NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Michelle Rotella has your forecast.

Meteorologist Justin Godynick is tracking some snow, but mostly rain in most places Friday.

A winter storm is bringing wind, rain, and cold temperatures to the Philadelphia region Friday. While rain is widespread, snowflakes are also falling, but they won’t stick in most areas due to above-freezing temperatures.

The first part of the storm dumped rain on the Philadelphia region overnight into Thursday morning, the second part could bring snow to parts of the region and it should pile up in the Poconos Friday. Meteorologist Bill Henley has your forecast.

NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Bill Henley is tracking gusty wind and chilly temps Thursday after overnight rain. Snow is then expected along with chilly rain on Friday.

Heavy rain and high wind speeds are sweeping through our area Wednesday night through Thursday morning. Wind gusts will be up to 55mph making for dangerous driving conditions overnight. By early Thursday the winds will die down, the rain will stop, and colder air will move in. That will make way for snow to fall in parts of our region....

Temperatures are going to take a rapid drop as rain and possible snow is on the way. NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Michelle Rotella has your forecast.

NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Brian Mendoza is tracking an apporaching storm that will bring overnight rain followed by gusty conditions Thursday and snow on Friday, especially in the Poconos.

NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Bill Henley is tracking downpours of rain moving in later on Wednesday. Then a cold front will bring some snow to the Poconos and northern neighborhoods on Friday.

Tuesday will be mostly cloudy and the last day this week with temperatures in the 60s. A winter blast will make its way into the region by the end of the week along with some much-needed heavy rain showers Wednesday night into Thursday. NBC10’s First Alert meteorologist Brittney Shipp has what to expect for the end of the week...

NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Michelle Rotella is tracking a rain system that’s finally bringing some relief to the Philadelphia region after weeks of dry conditions. 

Some much-needed November Rain pushed through the Philadelphia region Wednesday night and before the dayslong storm moves out it should bring the first snowflakes of the season to the Poconos, northern parts of the area and possibly as far south as Delaware and South Jersey.

NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Michelle Rotella is tracking a cold front that is expected to bring in rain and a taste of winter in spots north and west later this week. Winds will gust and it will be feeling like the 40s by Friday.