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.

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

The Philadelphia region got its most significant snowfall of the season Monday. And while some locations south of the Philly area saw more than six inches of snow, Philadelphia International Airport recorded just 1.

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

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.

Snow began falling early Monday morning across Philadelphia, its suburbs, as well as New Jersey and Delaware. Philadelphia and surrounding suburbs are expected to get 3 to 5 inches of snow, while Southern New Jersey and parts of Delaware could see closer to 8 inches,