A line of low pressure is moving through West Virginia this morning, causing some snow and rain showers to our far south.  Kent & Sussex Counties in Delaware, Cumberland, Cape May and Atlantic Counties in New Jersey are all prime candidates for some spotty precipitation early this morning.  Otherwise, look for an abundance of high clouds early in and around the Philly metro and then a mix of sun & clouds for the remainder of the day.

Winds today will be veering from the northeast to the south, nudging us into the low to mid 40s.

Sunrise this morning in Philly:  7:15 AM

A southern storm across the Tennessee River Valley will continue to gather energy and head in our direction by this upcoming weekend.  There is some concern that the precipitation Saturday evening will fall as a rain and a icy (sleet, snow) mix.  Stay tuned to this blog for more updates.

Meanwhile...

FOOTNOTE:  See my blog dated last Tuesday, March 10th.  It's called "When Winter Makes A Comeback"

I still see some accumulating snow next week and again, possibly March 21st to the 23rd (next weekend).

FRIDAY:  Sun & Clouds, chilly.  Spotty Rain / Snow South.

Highs:  42 to 46 degrees from suburb to city.

Winds:  NE to S 5 - 15 mph

TONIGHT:  High clouds increase, Cold.

Lows:  28 to 33 degrees from suburb to city.

Winds:  SE / VRB 3 - 8 mph

SATURDAY:  Plenty of High clouds, Rain, Icy Mix Late

Highs:  around 49 degrees

SUNDAY:  Leftover Shower, Mainly gray skies.

Highs:  near 58 degrees.