Weather

A car parked on a Philadelphia street became encased in ice amid brutally cold temperatures on the heels of the city's first major snowstorm in a decade.

Philadelphia will be spared from a weekend winter storm that forecasters once suspected could drop more snow on top of last weekend's leftovers.

The region remains in a deep freeze as dangerous wind chills and record cold temperatures continue, according to FOX 29’s weather team.

A miscommunication in the Wallingford Swarthmore School District led to some students being left in the cold at bus stops due to a change in the bus schedule.

Philadelphia is facing dangerously cold temperatures, prompting increased use of warming stations and shelters, with a Code Blue alert in effect and city officials urging residents to help vulnerable individuals.

The Frisco community is mourning after two 16-year-old girls died when their sled, being towed by a Jeep, struck a tree on Sunday.

Another round of winter weather could be headed for the Philadelphia area this weekend, but forecasters are still unsure of its potential impact. 

A fluffy dog named Benji became a social media sensation after escaping from his Fishtown home during one of the biggest snowstorms Philadelphia has seen in years.

SEPTA is gradually restoring service after suspending operations during a snowstorm, with all rail service back but some bus routes still suspended.

Montgomery County is under a Code Blue alert due to ongoing freezing temperatures, leading to increased demand for heating services and the opening of shelters for those in need.

Nearly two days after a powerful winter storm, snow and ice are still making travel difficult across Philadelphia, especially on smaller residential streets.