The quick-moving system that brought snow to the Philadelphia area has moved out, and now the real chill begins. After several inches of snow fell Sunday night, temperatures began to plummet, with the first of two major pushes of Arctic air arriving Monday morning.

Are we getting a snow playoff game in Philadelphia on Sunday? Yes yes, insert your jokes here about Santa Claus getting hit with snowballs, Philly fans haven’t heard that one in a while.

From Lincoln Financial Field to the Lehigh Valley, snow blanketed much of the Philadelphia region Sunday night. Here are the latest snow totals.

Mayor Cherelle Parker announced a Snow Emergency beginning at 9 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 19, in Philadelphia. As a result, all vehicles must be moved off Snow Emergency Routes throughout the city. Crews will begin removing snow from parking lanes on emergency routes and the Philadelphia Police Department will tow parked vehicles off emergency routes.

There could be snow falling on Sunday when the Philadelphia Eagles host the Los Angeles Rams in the divisional round of the playoffs. The forecast is calling for frigid temperatures and possibly even heavy snowfall when the two teams kick off at 3 p.

The entire Delaware Valley will see snow Sunday, with 3-6 inches expected in Philadelphia. On Monday and Tuesday, temps plummet into the teens and single digits.

Snow is expected to start late morning, and end late Sunday night. FOX 29's Drew Anderson says the entire region can expect anywhere from a coating to 5 inches.