What to Know
- The Philadelphia region saw more rounds of snow and icy weather.
- The First Alert Weather Team issued a First Alert for accumulating snow and hazardous travel for South Jersey, Delaware, Philadelphia and the immediate Pennsylvania suburbs from 4 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2025, to 7 a.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 12.
- The National Weather Service also issued a Winter Storm Warning for Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday afternoon for the southernmost Jersey Shore communities and central and southern Delaware. Travel in those areas was potentially difficult during the heaviest snowfall.
- The snow began late Tuesday afternoon and continued overnight before mostly wrapping up before daybreak Wednesday morning.
- The heaviest snowfall (as expected) fell across Delaware and southern New Jersey, especially near the shore, where more than half a foot of snow fell in some places.
- Philadelphia public schools will have a two-hour delay on Wednesday due to the snow. See a full list of school delays and closures here.
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How much snow fell? Find out which NJ, Del. spots got more than half a foot
By Dan Stamm
Areas along the East Coast saw the most snow from Tuesday’s night storm. NBC10’s Jersey Shore reporter Ted Greenberg checked in with residents in Galloway Township, New Jersey, who are dealing with snow-filled streets and yards.
The worst of the winter storm had moved out before daybreak Wednesday morning, but not before leaving more than half a foot of snow on some parts of the Philadelphia region.
South Jersey and Delaware were the hardest hit Feb. 11-12, 2025 -- with more than 8 inches falling in Lincoln, Sussex County, and Galloway Township, Atlantic County -- but many neighborhoods into the Pennsylvania had at least a couple inches of snow, including 2.6 inches in Philadelphia.
Here is an alphabetical by state and county look at totals (in inches), according to the National Weather service:
(These totals will be updated as new data comes in.)
Families build snowmen at the Jersey Shore
Winter storm makes for messy morning
Tracking another winter storm
No repeat of heavy snow as next winter storm moves in later on Wednesday
The heavy snow from Tuesday night into Wednesday morning won’t repeat later, but another storm is on the way.
Precipitation starts as a light wintry mix for Philadelphia and areas north and west, with a dusting of snow possible before warmer air moves in Wednesday evening, changing everything to rain.
The colder higher elevations of the Lehigh Valley could see up to an inch of snow before transitioning to sleet and freezing rain, prompting a Winter Weather Advisory from 4 p.m. on Feb. 12, 2025, to midnight for Berks and Lehigh counties. While a thin layer of ice is possible, the overall threat looks limited.
As the storm moves through, everything changes to rain, with the Pennsylvania suburbs warming first Wednesday evening, followed by the Lehigh Valley after midnight.
Getting NJ businesses ready for after overnight snow, slush
DelDOT: Roadways ‘primarily clear' on Wednesday morning
SEPTA running smoothly on snowy Wednesday morning
Messy morning commute after snow falls on Philly
Time to shovel as snow moves out
Snow piled up overnight in Wilmington
Snow covers instersection.
Look at snow covering the signs at this intersection.
Residents in South Jersey were prepared for the latest snow storm
Winter storm warning remains in effect until morning as snow continues to fall
Watch: Snow falls throughout Philly region Tuesday evening
How much snow has fallen so far?
Some parts of our region have seen over five inches of snow so far Tuesday night, according to the National Weather Service.
Here are the snow totals in inches as of 10 p.m. on Feb. 11:
Pennsylvania
Chester County
National Constitution Center to open later because of snow
The National Constitution Center will open at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 12 because of the snow, according to a spokesperson.
Community College of Philadelphia on delayed start for Wednesday
By Emily Rose Grassi
All in-person classes that start before 10 a.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 12 are cancelled at the Community College of Philadelphia.
Any virtual classes will still meet, the school said.
In-person classes scheduled to start after 10 a.m. will meet as normal.
PennDOT announces lower speed limits on some roads
By Emily Rose Grassi
Snow accumulates in South Jersey
WATCH: Snow falling in Cape May, NJ
Take a look at NBC10's snow camera in Cape May, New Jersey.
List of school delays, closures in Pa., NJ, Del. as snow moves through region
By David Chang
Several schools in our region will open late or close on Wednesday, Feb. 12, due to a winter storm moving through the area.
The Philadelphia School District announced they will have a two-hour delay on Wednesday.
Check the full list of delays and closures here throughout the night and early morning.
School administrators who are looking to report a closure or delay should visit this website.
Crews hard at work as snow falls in Montgomery Co.
The snow is falling
Cape May prepared for Tuesday's snow storm
Estimated snow totals for Delaware, South Jersey, Philly, Pa. suburbs
Here comes the snow. Get the latest on timing, totals
