Snowfall Trending As New Storm System Moves Toward Chesco

CHESTER COUNTY, PA — Sunday's snowstorm left 9 inches of snow on Malvern, atop accumulations early last week of 13 inches in parts of Chester County, and there's a chance of more snow overnight Monday and into Tuesday morning and later this week.

Forecasters had estimated about 4 inches would fall due to the quick-moving coastal storm this weekend; however, some parts of the region got more than 10 inches. The latest storm was less than a week after a major Nor'easter dumped 30 inches on some parts of Eastern Pennsylvania.

The highest totals from the Sunday storm were reported in central Bucks County. Buckingham Township, Chalfont, Pipersville, and New Britain all got 10 inches of snow, according to the National Weather Service totals.

Other areas across Chester and Montgomery counties got 9 inches, including Malvern and Lansdale. You can see the full list of regional snow totals below.

The latest storm looks to be just the beginning of a week full of winter weather. The current forecast includes several chances of snow this week, including on Tuesday, Wednesday night, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. The National Weather Service has issued a hazardous weather outlook for the week.

On Tuesday, there's a 30 percent chance of snow between 4 and 11 a.m. New snow accumulation of less than a half-inch is possible. Precipitation is expected to turn to rain by the afternoon.
Then, overnight Wednesday there's a 60 percent chance of more snow. Accumulation estimates for that round of winter weather have not been released by the National Weather Service.

There is a 70 percent chance of more snow in Chester County on Thursday, and a 30 percent chance of snow Friday morning. Going into the weekend, there's a 30 percent chance of snow on Saturday night.

Here are the final snow totals in Chester and Delaware counties from the Sunday, Feb. 7 storm:

Kara Seymour contributed to this report.