Bucks County’s Tuesday Morning Snow and Sleet Forecast Revealed
The weather forecast for Bucks County on Tuesday morning indicates potential travel disruptions due to snow and sleet. According to the National Weather Service, travel could become slippery as a winter weather advisory has been issued. Here’s what residents need to know.
Bucks County Weather Forecast
A mix of snow and sleet is expected to begin as early as 4 a.m. on Tuesday. Accumulations of 1 to 3 inches are likely before temperatures rise and rain takes over later in the morning. The advisory is particularly focused on areas northwest of I-95.
Snow and Sleet Advisory Details
- Start Time: As early as 4 a.m. on Tuesday
- Accumulation: 1 to 3 inches of snow expected
- Transition: Snow will change to rain by late morning
- Clearing: Skies expected to clear in the early evening
Areas Affected
The advisory covers several regions, including:
- Chalfont
- Perkasie
- Parts of Montgomery County
- Parts of Chester County
- Hunterdon County, New Jersey
Residents in Upper Bucks County may experience a brief period of freezing rain. Not all areas will receive the same amount of snowfall; higher elevations may see greater accumulations.
Impact on Schools and Commute
Some schools in Bucks County have announced delays due to the impending weather. The likelihood of school closings on Tuesday varies by location, with a 30% chance in Doylestown and a mere 10% in Quakertown.
Winter Weather Summary
The Mount Holly weather station has advised that the morning commute will likely be affected, especially for those traveling in areas northwest of I-95. As the rain/snow line progresses northward, snow totals in Philadelphia might be closer to 1 inch.
Long-Term Forecast
Looking ahead, snowfall this winter in Bucks County is projected to be higher than the previous year but still below historical averages according to AccuWeather’s forecast for the 2025-2026 winter.
Residents are encouraged to prepare for potentially challenging travel conditions on Tuesday morning as they head out.
