The storm predicted to hit southeastern Pennsylvania and southwestern New Jersey Friday into Saturday should not leave that much snow in its wake according to forecasters. “For tonight, we still have a system on tap to affect the area as low pressure tracks northeast from near the Gulf coast Friday evening and then eventually moves off the coast of North Carolina by Saturday morning,” the National Weather Service forecasters’ discussion for the Philadelphia region, based in Mount Holly, New Jersey, stated Friday morning. “Snow moves in southwest to northeast after midnight Friday night and tapers off by mid-morning (slightly after 7 a.m.). Overall, there has been little change to snowfall totals with this update as this continues to look like a nuisance snow event.” Once again, no major changes to the snowfall forecast for Friday night into early Saturday. Light snow beginning between 10 PM to 3 AM from SW to NE, ending around 7-10 AM Saturday. Generally a dusting to 1", perhaps as much as 2-3" south. #PAwx #NJwx #DEwx #MDwx pic.twitter.com/ytQw0YemYj — NWS Mount Holly (@NWS_MountHolly) January 9, 2025 AccuWeather is forecasting Friday night to be “overcast with a little snow at times late, accumulating a coating to an inch.” AccuWeather also forecast a 37% chance of little to no accumulation. Lows tonight in Berks, Bucks, Chester, Delaware and Montgomery counties and Mercer County New Jersey are expected to be between 24 and 27 degrees. Highs Saturday will range from 33 to 35 degrees according to AccuWeather and it will be cloudy, with some sun and breezy. The National Weather Service says winds will pick up Saturday as the storm system departs. Gusts could reach upwards of 25 mph. Lows are predicted to be in the the low to mid 20s. “Wind chills will be in the teens for most,” the NWS forecast states. CODE BLUE@BerksARL has extended the Code Blue for@cityreadingpa for the following times:Now until Friday 1/10 at 12 PM Fri. 1/10 at 7 PM – Sat. 1/11 at 12 PM Sat. 1/11 at 9 PM until Sun. 1/12 at 10 AM@ReadingEagle @berksweekly @69News — Berks ARL (@BerksARL) January 8, 2025 https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js