Nor'easter Brings Heavy Snow and Service Disruptions to Philadelphia Region

The nor'easter brought heavy snow and strong winds to the Philadelphia region and the Jersey Shore. Snowfall totals are expected to reach 8 to 12 inches in Philadelphia and 12 to 20 inches along the Jersey Shore. The storm has caused hazardous travel conditions, leading to numerous car accidents and driving restrictions. Schools and government offices are closed, and public transportation is operating on a modified schedule. Residents are advised to stay home and avoid unnecessary travel. SEPTA suspended all bus routes at 10 p.m. Sunday, and the Center City Trolley Tunnel closed at 9 p.m. Sunday. While regional rail service operated until the end of the scheduled service on Sunday night, expect delays and cancellations on Monday. For the latest updates on SEPTA service, visit septa.org/alerts&ref=yanuki.com.

8 to 12 inches of snow is expected in the Philadelphia area.

Driving restrictions are in place in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware. Residents are urged to stay home unless it is an emergency.

SEPTA has suspended bus routes and made adjustments to trolley and rail services. Check septa.org/alerts&ref=yanuki.com for the latest updates.

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