PHILADELPHIA - The Delaware Valley will enjoy a pleasant weather day Friday before conditions take a turn Saturday as rain and snow are expected to fall throughout the day.

Friday’s high temperatures are expected to reach about 60 degrees with mostly sunny skies. The script will flip in a big way on Saturday as the outskirts of a large winter storm stretching from the Midwest to New England will impact the Delaware Valley.

As the storm approaches temperatures will plunge back into the 30s and 40s Saturday morning. Philadelphia and the surrounding areas will begin to see rain in the morning before another drop in temperatures changes precipitation to snow for most.The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning for Carbon and Monroe counties through 7 p.m.

Saturday. Winter Storm Watches have also been issed for parts of Berks, Lehigh, and Northampton counties. A cold front is expected to move in during the afternoon, pulling temperatures down below freezing.

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Water for People in Queues: #Gammadda Volunteers ‘Step Up’.

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Govt relaxes Covid restrictions for air travel. Check new rules to be followed on flights

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Trudeau, Singh to address media following reports Liberals, NDP reach tentative deal

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Phillip Schofield confirms Holly Willoughby's return to This Morning after Covid

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INMO calls for wider use of masks 'hospitals becoming reservoirs for Covid'

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COVID-19: MLHU reports 1 death, 174 cases since Friday; 21 COVID inpatients at LHSC

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Weather Authority: Above-average temperatures continue Monday with sun, wind

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Everything we know about the fourth Covid vaccine and who can get it

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China’s Disneyland shuts down following COVID-19 surge

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Weather Authority: First day of spring bringing cooler temperatures, wind

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Spring forward no more as Congress paves the way to make daylight saving time permanent

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3 driven to hospital by police after street shooting in Olney, police say

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Ford says he’ll keep wearing a mask for a ‘few days’ in Ontario legislature after mandate lifts

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Lyft follows Uber in adding fuel surcharge to rides amid high gas prices

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Is a fourth Covid dose required? Here's what top vaccine manufacturers said

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B.C. evening weather forecast: March 13

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Ontario patients push for return to in-person doctors’ appointments

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Ontario patients push for return to in-person doctors appointments

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Driver ordered to remove ‘FART’ license plate from truck

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COVID-19 testing clinic at Charles Street Bus Terminal in Kitchener on the move

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Hailey Bieber released from hospital following a health scare

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Homeless men targeted in deadly NYC street attacks

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