The ongoing weather is impacting flights in and out of Philadelphia International Airport. Learn how to track your flight status.

What has been an eventful two months for the behavior of the atmosphere in the Philly region may take a volatile turn Monday, with forecasters warning of the potential for potent storms at night. In its updated afternoon briefing,

Severe storms threaten the Philadelphia region on Monday, with the potential for heavy rain, damaging winds, and tornadoes. The NBC10 First Alert Weather Team breaks it all down: Storm Overview Heavy snow across the Rocky Mountains on Saturday is part of what will turn into a powerful winter storm later this weekend.

A mild, mostly quiet weekend gives way to the possibility of severe storms Monday in the Philadelphia area.

Like so many humans, perhaps the atmosphere is having issues adjusting to the time change. At the very least, it’s having trouble keeping track of the seasons. After making a run at 70 degrees on a stormy Monday,

Turbulent weather could impact flights in and out of Philadelphia International Airport. Here's how to check your flight status.

The National Weather Service has expanded a Wind Advisory to include much of the area from 2 PM Monday, March 16 through 2 AM Tuesday, March 17, calling for south winds of 15 to 20 mph with gusts as high as 50 mph.

Hundreds of flight delays and cancellations occurred at the Philadelphia International Airport Monday due to the severe weather. Here's what we know.

The Philadelphia-area is bracing for a round of strong storms that could bring bouts of heavy rain and strong winds capable of producing a tornado.

Sunday morning, March 15, Philadelphia woke to cool, partly sunny skies and temperatures in the low 40s, with an afternoon high near 56°F on tap. East winds of 5-15 mph will drag warmer, moister air into the region tonight,