Officials declare State of Emergency for Pennsylvania; Snow Emergency for Philly

With another winter storm impacting the area Wednesday, officials in Pennsylvania have declared a State of Emergency, while a Snow Emergency has been declared for Philadelphia as of 8 a.m.

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City officials are currently working across municipalities to arrange warming centers that can be activated if needed.

Snow Emergency information and a map of Snow Emergency routes can be found here. Cars left on Snow Emergency routes will be moved to other parking spots to assist in snow plowing operations. If your car is moved, call 215-686-SNOW to find it.

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Residents are urged to report downed trees that are blocking highways to 911. Power outages and downed lines should be reported to PECO at (800) 494-4000. For more information or to register for Delco Alert, visit www.co.delaware.pa.us.