A Winter Storm Warning is now in effect across the Philadelphia region through Sunday morning.Through midnight, we'll see scattered to widespread precipitation moving in and transitions to all snow. South Jersey and the Shore will transition last.

Snowfall across the Philadelphia area will soon be winding down, but the storm is far from over as plummeting temperatures, strong winds and dangerous wind chills take hold through the start of the week.

Up to 6 inches of snow followed by plunging RealFeel temperatures raise frostbite concerns at Lincoln Financial Field.

The snow is falling overnight in Philadelphia as the Eagles prepare to take on the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday in Week 15. The forecast may get better, but it's definitely a December day in Philly. The Eagles will need to take care of business against the lowly Raiders to maintain their hold atop the NFC East.

A First Alert is in effect as a winter storm brings snow across the Philadelphia region Saturday night into Sunday morning. Get live updates.

Snow should be sled-able and the biggest accumulation in five winters. It's likely to stick around a few days.

From packing your car to driving safety, here's a few tips to help you stay safe once the snow starts falling.

NWS has issued a winter storm warning for Philadelphia, expecting 3-7 inches of snow with challenging travel conditions.

The National Weather Service on Friday said Philadelphia was all but certain to get at least an inch of snow during the weekend, with a general 2 to 4 inches expected, said Joe DeSilva, a meteorologist in the Mount Holly office. The weather service issued a winter-weather advisory for the entire region from 7 p.m. Saturday through 1 p.m. Sunday.

A winter storm will bring snow to the Philadelphia region tonight, followed by a blast of dangerous cold lasting through early next week, according to the National Weather Service.

Philadelphia weather forecast includes sunny skies, a high near 36°F with gusty winds, possible snow accumulation, and fluctuating temperatures.