The Eagles have won the Lombardi and every Philly fan must be waiting for the Super Bowl parade. The Eagles’ Super Bowl parade is gonna be on February 14 and it will start at 11 am. Fans will gather on the Philly streets to celebrate the insane SB win over the Chiefs. What a crazy SB game that was! The Philadelphia Eagles made everything look easy for the 40-22 Super Bowl LIX win. The franchise quarterback has become the first quarterback in NFL history to win a Super Bowl rematch. Jalen Hurts and Co. has made Patrick Mahomes apologize to Kansas City fans. And who can deny the fact that HC Nick Sirianni‘s team has made Philly proud? The Philly fans were crying their eyes out after the win out of happiness. They were booing and trolling the opponents and also… uprooting traffic lights in Philadelphia. 

You must have seen how the Eagles players touched the Lombardi after it was awarded. It was a childlike moment for every team member just to feel what success looks like. The Philadelphia Eagles have won the rematch of Super Bowl LVII in 2023, where they had lost 35-38 to the Chiefs. It was so heartbreaking that Jalen Hurts avoided the question regarding it before the New Orleans matchup. But all things said and done… The Eagles have won their second Super Bowl. But with the team set to do the parade in Philly, you must know the weather conditions as they could affect the celebrations.

A chill on the Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl parade

Fans are excited about the Eagles’ Super Bowl parade this Friday, but here’s the problem: A ‘snow-laden update’ has hit the city. The National Weather Service reported Tuesday that the snowstorm will affect southern Delaware, the southernmost Jersey Shore communities, and other parts of the city. According to NBC Philadelphia, snow will begin late Tuesday afternoon and continue overnight into Wednesday morning. They also expect heavy snowfall.

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But it has been forecast for the upcoming two days only, starting from Tuesday. And it is expected that the sky will be sunny and the temperature will be a little bit higher on Friday. So, the cold wind would be there but the sky would be sunny on the Super Bowl parade day. Apart from the weather forecast, the city has advised motorists and travelers to avoid the Super Bowl parade area. In addition to this, schools will also be closed.

All Philadelphia public schools closed ahead of Super Bowl parade by the Philadelphia Eagles 

Several NFL reporters have revealed that the city of Philadelphia has decided to close all public schools ahead of Friday’s Super Bowl parade. The South Jersey School District was the first to announce the closure. The school’s office applauded the Eagles’ Super Bowl parade, saying, “We recognize the significance of this historic event and understand that many in our community will want to take part in the celebrations. Enjoy the festivities, stay safe, and Fly, Eagles!” 

The closure is intended to allow children to witness rare moments. According to reports, the city expects over one million fans to attend the Super Bowl parade. The Philadelphia mayor, Cherelle Parker, will join the parade with city residents, children, and all football fans. So, Philadelphia Eagles fans, buckle up for Friday and choose the Eagles team as your Valentine for the day! Fly high, Eagles!