Calling all Philadelphians! Brace yourselves for some wild weather headed your way this weekend. A fierce storm system is marching across the United States, bringing with it the potential for snow, rain, and wintry mix throughout the entire Delaware Valley.

Picture this: in Philadelphia and along the I-95 corridor, we may witness a swift dusting of snow on Saturday before it transitions to rain in the afternoon. But hold on to your hats – our weather expert, Kathy Orr from FOX 29, warns that specific areas such as Chester, Upper Bucks, and Upper Montgomery counties could be hit with 1-3 inches of snow before it transforms into a slushy mess.

Down in South Jersey and Delaware, it appears to be a classic rainy day. However, if you venture up to the Lehigh Valley or the Poconos, be prepared to lace up your snow boots because it’s all about the snow up in those hills.

In fact, the Poconos are under a Winter Storm Watch, so you know that it’s the real deal up in those mountains. And for those planning to journey to witness the Eagles take on the Giants at Metlife Stadium on Sunday, consider adding some extra travel time. There might still be lingering rain and snow in the morning, followed by chilly temperatures and blustery conditions for the game.

And just when you thought it couldn’t get any more exciting, we’ve got another weather system brewing for Tuesday and Wednesday that has the potential to unleash heavy rain, which could result in significant flooding problems. Oh, my!

But fear not – we’ve got you covered. Make sure to download the FOX 29 Weather Authority app for the latest forecasts and conditions so you can outsmart Mother Nature.

So, grab your umbrellas and your snow shovels, Philadelphia! It’s going to be a rollercoaster of a weekend, but we’ll weather the storm together. Stay safe out there!