Weather or Not

It continues to look almost certain that some ice and snow will fall in the region tomorrow.

And as usual, the questions you really care about – how much, and when will it start – have not yet been answered.

The latest thinking is that snow and/or ice could show up in time for the morning commute, with temperatures hovering around freezing.

Eventually, the precipitation is expected to be primarily rain from Philadelphia south and east, with a mix in varying concentrations on north and west.

The National Weather Service sees a potential for 1-2 inches in the city, with perhaps a few inches more in the northern and western suburbs before it all ends tomorrow night.

The weather-service has a winter-storm warning posted for Berks County with a forecast of 4 to 8 inches.

Looking ahead to the weekend, it is looking more likely that a major winter storm will affect the region Saturday into Sunday.

Here is the weather service discussion covering both storms.

Naturally, the Eastern weather chat board is abuzz with the possibilities.