Eastern Chester storm history

Snow and sleet totals ranged from a trace to near 0.5. The highest report was 0.4 from Exton. A light glaze of freezing rain/freezing drizzle also occurred across the county based on surrounding reports.

Snowfall totals ranged from 5-7. The highest report was 8.2 from Exton.

The heat index at Brandywine Regional Airport reached 105 degrees.

Three days of high heat and humidity brought extreme heat indices. The heat index peaked at 106 degrees on June 23rd at Brandywine Regional Airport.

Dense fog with visibility 1/4 mile or less was observed for several hours at Brandywine Regional Airport.

Light snowfall occurred with totals around 2-3. The highest reported total was 3.5 about 2 miles SSE of King of Prussia.

A wintry mix of sleet and freezing rain occurred. The greatest snow and sleet report was 0.1 in West Chester. No freezing rain measurements were received, however surrounding reports indicate around 0.1 or less occurred across the county.

Several hours of dense fog was observed at Brandywine Regional Airport.

Light snowfall with totals generally ranging from around 2-4 with some isolated reports near 5-6 in the far northeast portion of the zone. The highest report was 6.3 from Berwyn.

Light snowfall with totals ranging from 1-2 occurred across eastern Chester County. The highest report was 2.0 from near West Chester.

Brandywine Regional Airport reported several hours of dense fog from late on December 9th into December 10th.

Several hours of dense fog was reported at West Chester Airport.

The heat index reached 106F at Philadelphia International Airport and 105F at Chester County Airport.

The heat index reached 105F at Wilmington Airport, Wings Field Airport and Chester County Airport.

The heat index reached 105F at Chester County Airport and 105F at Wilmington Airport.

The heat index reached 105F at Chester County Airport, Philadelphia International Airport and Wilmington Airport.

Snowfall totals ranged largely from around 2 to 4 across much of the zone. The highest snowfall report was from Berwyn with 4.8.

Snowfall totals ranged largely from around 3 to 6 across much of the zone. The highest snowfall report was from Malvern with 7.0.

Dense fog with visibility 1/4 mile or less was observed for several hours at West Chester Airport.

Dense fog with visibility 1/4 mile or less was reported for several hours at West Chester Airport.

Snowfall totals ranged largely from around 4 to 5 across much of the zone. The highest snowfall reports were from Downingtown and Malvern with 5.0.

Snowfall totals ranged largely from around 2 to 3 across much of the zone. The highest snowfall report was from Chadds Ford Township with 3.5. A light glaze of ice also occurred in some areas.

Dense fog was observed for several hours at Philadelphia International Airport and Chester County Airport.

Dense fog was observed for several hours at Brandywine Regional Airport.

Visibility dropped to 1/4 mile for several hours at West Chester Airport.

The West Chester Airport reported visibility of 1/4 mile for several hours.

Several hours of dense fog was observed at Brandywine Regional Airport.

Wind chills as low as -10 occurred based on area temperature and wind speed observations.

Lingering light precipitation in the wake of a strong Arctic cold front resulted in a flash freeze of untreated surfaces and icy roads as temperatures plummeted well below freezing.

Based on surrounding observations, a light wintry mix of precipitation occurred. A light glaze of freezing rain less than a tenth of an inch and a dusting of snow less than a half inch also occurred.

Brandywine Regional Airport reported dense fog for several hours.

Heat index values reached 105F on August 9th.

Around 2 to 3 inches of snow fell following a transition from rain. A report of 2.8 inches of snow was received from Jennersville.

Freezing rain fell. A trained spotter near Phoenixville reported 0.13 inches of ice accretion. Higher amounts likely occurred, as a number of downed tree and power outage reports were received from the area.

A widespread 2 to 3 inches of snow fell. A report of 3.0 inches of snow was received from Malvern.

Light freezing rain and freezing drizzle fell. A trace of ice was reported near Exton.

A widespread 3 to 5 inches of snow fell. A maximum report of 6.8 inches was received from Malvern, but this appeared to be a high outlier.

Mixed precipitation fell. After a brief period of snow, some freezing rain fell before precipitation changed to all rain. A report of 2.6 inches of snow was received from Malvern.

A widespread 3 to 4 inches of snow fell. A trained spotter in West Chester reported 4.5 inches of snow.

Light freezing rain fell. Radar data and observations from surrounding counties confirm a brief period of freezing rain occurred.

Heat index values reached 105F on August 11 and 12.

Numerous downed trees and wires were reported. Measured gusts of 50 to 60 mph were reported in surrounding areas.

A period of snow fell, which was heavy at times before ending briefly as rain. A report of 5.0 inches of snow was received from Malvern.

Heavy snow fell on the morning of the 18th as a band of snow with rates in excess of an inch per hour affected the area for several hours. Precipitation decreased in intensity and turned to light freezing rain and drizzle on the overnight of the 18th, before additional light snow…

Light freezing rain fell. A trained spotter near Exton reported 0.03 inches of ice accretion.

Light snow fell. A trained spotter in West Chester reported 3.1 inches of snow.

Snow fell across the area and was heavy at times as strong banding and high snow rates developed over southeast Pennsylvania. A report of 9.0 inches of snow was received from Malvern, with several surrounding reports of 6 to 8 inches.

Snow began on January 31. Precipitation continued into February 1. It decreased in intensity and also mixed with sleet for a time before changing back to snow later on February 1, when it also became heavy at times. Lighter snow continued into February 2. By the end of the event,…

Snow began in the county on January 31 and continued into February 1 and 2, when the heaviest snow would fall.