The Philadelphia Eagles will celebrate their Super Bowl victory with a parade on Friday (February 14), as announced by the city on Monday (February 10). The Eagles secured their second Super Bowl title by defeating the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22 on Sunday (February 9). The parade will begin at Lincoln Financial Field and conclude at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, covering a route through South Philadelphia and along Broad Street.

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According to Fox 29, preparations for the event are already underway, with barricades being set up along the parade route. The weather forecast for Friday is sunny and dry, with temperatures in the 30s. City officials will provide more details about the parade, including timing and additional event information, during a news conference today.

The Eagles' victory parade follows their win in Super Bowl LIX, where quarterback Jalen Hurts was named MVP after an impressive performance. He threw for 221 yards and two touchdowns, and also rushed for 72 yards and a touchdown. NFL.com reports that the decision to hold the parade on Friday was influenced by the weather, as a snowstorm is expected earlier in the week.

The city is taking extra precautions to ensure a safe celebration, with increased security measures in place. The last Eagles Super Bowl parade in 2018 was a memorable event, and fans are eagerly anticipating another historic celebration. MyTwinTiers.com notes that the parade will be a significant event for Philadelphia, with fans expected to turn out in large numbers to celebrate their team's success.

Gaby Calderon