Philly snowstorm aftermath: 900 flights canceled, nearly 350 cars towed & businesses reopening
FOX 29 Meteorologist Scott Williams explains what to expect in weather after this weekend's snowstorm. Plus, more than 900 flights were canceled at Philadelphia International Airport due to the major winter storm, causing significant delays and frustration among travelers. Additionally, businesses in the area are slowly recovering from Sunday’s snowstorm, with some reopening and others remaining closed or focused on cleanup.
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