Sunday, February 22, 2026

ReadyMontco - Red Hill Emergency Alert

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A Snow Emergency has been declared for The Borough of Red Hill and will be in effect from 5:00 PM on Sunday, February 22nd ending 24 hours after the cessation of the snow fall, unless extended.

Snow Emergency Declaration prohibits on-street parking on designated Snow Emergency Routes. This includes Main Street and East Sixth Street. Vehicles parked in violation of this ordinance may be ticketed. When able, please park in a driveway or garage. On-street parking significantly restricts snow removal operations. Please STAY OFF ROADS. When not absolutely necessary or an emergency, please stay home and stay off roadways.

For all emergencies, please call 911.

The Public Works crew will work through and continue cleanup efforts following the storm. Residents are asked for their continued cooperation and patience as crews work to improve road conditions.

How To Do Your Part:
Borough code §21-301 requires removal of all snow and ice from the sidewalks in front of and\or alongside a property within 24 hours of a storm ending.
Please clear snow from around fire hydrants on your property.
It is unlawful to put snow on the streets.

Significant event details and developments:

Hazards: The eastern half of Montgomery County remains in a Blizzard warning. The western half of Montgomery County remains in a winter storm warning. Confidence remains high that this will potentially be a historic winter storm. Wind gusts up to 45 mph are possible in our area.

Impacts: Blizzard conditions will lead to life-threatening or impossible travel conditions. Snowfall rates of 2" or greater are possible. Widespread closures and impacts to infrastructure likely. Blowing and drifting snow will result in visibilities of ¼ mile or less. Extensive, crippling impacts are possible to travel and infrastructure and may linger past Monday. Snow covered roads and gusty winds will yield to reduced visibility, which will cause life-threatening travel. Snow totals have decreased across the region. Snow totals are now 12"-18".

Location: All of Montgomery County and the Mid-Atlantic Area.

Timing: Snow continues to develop this afternoon and continues through Monday afternoon; heaviest snowfall this evening into Monday morning.


The Borough office will be closed tomorrow, Monday, February 23, 2026, as the Borough remains under a Snow Emergency Declaration. For all emergencies, please call the State Police by dialing 911.
If you have a non-emergency matter, visit our website, www.redhillborough.org to complete an Inquiry, Concern, Request Form.
The Borough appreciates your support and patience as our staff continues the cleanup of this major storm event.

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ReadyMontco - Upper Merion Twp Alert

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Upper Merion Township has declared a Snow Emergency effective at 6:00 PM on Sunday, February 22, and it is expected to be lifted at 6:00 AM on Tuesday, February 24.

Upper Merion Township Closures:

The Upper Merion Community Center closed at 2:00 PM today, Sunday, February 22.

The Township Building, Library, and Community Center will be closed, and the Rambler will not run on Monday, February 23.

Please stay safe, and thank you in advance for your cooperation as we work to keep Upper Merion moving.





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ReadyMontco - Upper Hanover Emergency Alert

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Upper Hanover Township is extending the Snow/Winter Emergency currently in effect through 24 hours after the storm has passed and snow has ceased falling. As of 12:00 AM Sunday, February 22, 2026, ALL VEHICLES MUST BE REMOVED FROM TOWNSHIP ROADWAYS AND PARKED ON PRIVATE PROPERTY. The Township Office will be closed on Monday, February 23, 2026. For emergency response Dial 911.
The latest update from Montgomery County Emergency Operations Center is as follows: Impacts: Blizzard conditions will lead to life-threatening or impossible travel conditions. Snowfall rates of 2" or greater are possible. Widespread closures and impacts to infrastructure are likely. Blowing and drifting snow will result in visibilities of ¼ mile or less. Depending on location within the county snow totals are anywhere from 12-"24". Extensive, crippling impacts are possible to travel and infrastructure and may linger past Monday. Snow covered roads and gusty winds will yield to reduced visibility, which will cause life-threatening travel.

Location: All of Montgomery County and the Mid-Atlantic Area





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ReadyMontco - Upper Merion Twp Community Center Closing Early Sunday and Will Remain Closed Monday Alert

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Due to the winter storm forecast and for the safety of staff and visitors, the Upper Merion Community Center will close at 2:00 PM today, Sunday, February 22.

The Community Center will also remain closed on Monday, February 23.





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ReadyMontco - Perkiomen Emergency Alert

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PERKIOMEN TOWNSHIP SNOW EMERGENCY DECLARATION

Perkiomen Township has issued a Snow Emergency Declaration Effective SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2026 AT 12:00 P.M. UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. The current estimate is the possibility of 18 to 24 inches of snow. Travel may be difficult. Snow removal of all Township Streets will take time. The major roadways will be the priority. Please remove all vehicles from the Township Streets so the snowplows and emergency vehicles can get through. If need be, cars may be towed at the direction of the Road Master.





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ReadyMontco - Norristown Alert

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With the Snow Emergency in effect and vehicles needing to be removed from Emergency Snow Routes,

The county parking garage at Main and Cherry streets will open at 1 p.m. for resident parking. Vehicles must be moved from the garage by 6 a.m. Tuesday.

El estacionamiento p blico del condado en las calles Main y Cherry abrir a la 1 p.m. para estacionamiento de residentes.
Los veh culos deben retirarse del estacionamiento antes de las 6 a.m. del martes.





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ReadyMontco - Pennsburg Borough Snow Emergency For Sunday 2/22/2026

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A Snow Emergency has been declared for Pennsburg Borough beginning Sunday, 2/22/2026 at 2:00 PM and ending 24 hours after the cessation of snow, unless extended.

All vehicles should be removed from Borough roadways lest they impair road plowing and the delivery of emergency services.  Your cooperation is appreciated.

There is NO PARKING on Main Street during a Snow Emergency.

Significant snowfall accumulations are expected. There is high probability that Montgomery County will have 16 inches or more of snow with blowing wind. A wintry mix is expected on the front and back end of the storm with a colder day following on Tuesday, 2/24/2026. 

Heavy snowfall accumulations will cause travel disruptions and could result in closures and infrastructure impacts. There is also the possibility of power outages and throughout the region. Dangerous cold could result in hypothermia for those outside for long periods.   

-  Remove vehicles from Snow Emergency Routes (Main Street)
-  Assure fresh batteries for flashlights, radios
-  Charge cell phones 
-  Test generators
-  Have a plan for loss of electricity and electric heat
-  Plan for assistance of relatives and friends; persons in your care that have physical 
   limitations / health issues

Follow us on Facebook or our website for updates: www.pennsburg.us

Call 911 for Emergencies.  Do not leave emergency emails or voicemails at the Borough Office, which may not be heard/seen until the office re-opens. 







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