Temperatures climb back up into the 50s this week, but not before another cold start Wednesday in the Philadelphia region.

You don't need to make that emergency run to the store for milk and bread, but Tuesday's winter storm will bring some places the first snowflakes of winter.

What to Know Several inches of snow could fall across the Philadelphia region, including in the city, South Jersey, Delaware and the Pennsylvania suburbs starting Saturday night and lasting into Sunday morning.

Snow is expected to begin Saturday night, across the entire Philadelphia region.

Several school districts in the Philadelphia area have announced delays in the wake of a winter storm that dropped several inches of snow across the area.

What have become the glacial remnants of a picturesque and a meteorologically unusual snowfall that tufted the trees and bushes with a cottony whiteness are likely to stay around for a few more days.

Up to 6 inches of snow followed by plunging RealFeel temperatures raise frostbite concerns at Lincoln Financial Field.

To see if your school is opening late, or is closed for Tuesday, click here. A winter storm will bring snow and a wintry mix of rain on Tuesday, beginning at around 3 a.m. and lasting throughout most of the day.

The region evidently is about to experience a classic Philadelphia early winter storm — a little froth, followed by plenty of ice water. Hold the panic. Some accumulating snow is possible in the early morning hours well north and west of the city before a changeover to a mix and then rain,

Snowfall across the Philadelphia area will soon be winding down, but the storm is far from over as plummeting temperatures, strong winds and dangerous wind chills take hold through the start of the week.