The snow began to fall around 7 a.m. on Monday in Bucks County. The light, gentle flakes began to subside after 11 a.m., though much of the county remains under a winter weather advisory until 10 p.m.

Communities across the region received an inch or two of snow from Monday's storm, the National Weather Service said.

The snow is falling across the Delaware Valley and will continue to blanket the region from Bucks County to southern Delaware until Monday night.Several schools have opted to close or open two hours late on Tuesday due to the lingering impacts of Monday's storm.

With the first significant snowfall in Bucks County, municipalities are issuing snow emergencies. Here are what it might mean in your town.

Philadelphia International Airport recorded just 1.8 inches of snow by early Monday afternoon, but places farther south saw 6-plus inches.

A winter storm moves through the region Monday. Here's what to expect for the winter forecast over the next 24 hours.

How long will the snow last? Those higher inch counts and lingering cold temps mean the snow stick around for a while. Acro

Bill Kelly has the NEXT Weather forecast as the Philadelphia region was hit with its first measurable winter snowstorm on Monday.

The first significant winter storm of 2025 pounded parts of the Philadelphia region on Monday, Jan. 6, leaving some spots in Delaware and New Jersey with at least half a foot of snow and counting.