The region remains in a deep freeze as dangerous wind chills and record cold temperatures continue, according to FOX 29’s weather team.

Another round of winter weather could be headed for the Philadelphia area this weekend, but forecasters are still unsure of its potential impact.

If it appears that the tenacious meringue of snow and ice that landed on the region two weekends ago hasn’t budged, it hasn’t. Among Philadelphia winters, this one is approaching a rarefied status. Not long after Phil predictably saw his shadow in Punxsutawney,

A nor’easter could bring snow and strong winds to parts of New Jersey and Delaware this weekend, while Philadelphia remains near the western edge of heavier snowfall.

The National Weather Service issued a cold weather advisory for Philadelphia due to dangerously low wind chills, with precautions advised to prevent hypothermia.

Another weekend snow chance and more cold are in the forecasts. But the big difference between last week and this one in the Philadelphia region is a matter of degrees — about 10 of them. A coastal “bomb cyclone” could form during the weekend with significant impacts,

The greater Philadelphia region will experience no weekend letup in the prolonged cold snap gripping the area.