Philadelphia Faces Prolonged Snow Pile Melting After Major Storm
Philadelphia Faces Prolonged Snow Pile Melting After Major Storm
US · Published Feb 21, 2026
Large snow piles remain in Philadelphia nearly a month after a major snowstorm.
Above-freezing temperatures and rain have gradually melted snow, but more snow is forecasted.
Residents are advised to exercise caution due to icy conditions and report hazards.
Snow piles linger a month after storm
Philadelphia is currently dealing with the aftermath of a significant snowstorm that occurred almost a month ago, resulting in large snow piles throughout the city. Despite temperatures staying above freezing, these piles have been slow to melt, due to varied weather conditions including rain and fog, which have only gradually contributed to the melting process. The prolonged presence of these snow piles has created challenges for residents and city services, complicating traffic flow and pedestrian access. The sanitation department has continued its efforts to clear critical areas like transportation hubs and schools.
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