Another cold, but dry day is in the forecast with most areas in the 30s. A few clouds are expected today as areas to south of us in Virginia and the Carolina’s get hit by a major winter storm. That storm will remain south of the area and exit harmlessly out to sea.
One of the coldest days of Fall is on tap for today, with highs in the 20s and 30s statewide. Mostly sunny skies expected.
Snow is expected to develop across Western Pennsylvania late this afternoon and into the evening hours from a rather weak system arriving from the west. This system is expected to fall apart as it hits the mountains in Pennsylvania allowing for the eastern half of Pennsylvania to remain dry. Many areas will receive a several…
Other than a few scattered snow showers and flurries across Central and Western Pennsylvania today, expect a mostly cloudy day with temperatures in 30s. Have a great day!
We’re right back to below average temperatures today, with most of us only reaching the 30s. Mostly cloudy skies expected in Western PA, with mostly sunny skies expected on the east side of the Appalachians. The weekend storm is still on the table, with plenty of time for a north trend. We will keep you…
After a foggy start for many areas, there will be a chance for rain and snow showers across Western Pennsylvania today. Colder, winter-like temperatures will return for the rest of us tomorrow.
Today will be on the warm side thanks to a storm moving through the midwest. Highs will be in the 50s and even low 60s in Southern PA. Morning rain showers will move out of the area leading to mostly cloudy skies. You may be hearing about a winter storm threat next weekend. For now,…
Flurries and rain showers are possible across Western Pennsylvania today, especially in the afternoon. Other than that, expected another cold and breezy day statewide.
Moderate to heavy lake effect snow will continue today across far Northwest Pennsylvania where anywhere from a few inches to an additional foot of snow (locally) is expected. For everywhere else, a few flurries and snow showers are possible across Southwest and Central Pennsylvania, but little to no accumulation is expected. Everyone will be dealing…
Today will be blustery, with west winds gusting to 30 MPH. Winds combined with highs in the 20s and 30s will make it feel much colder. Lake effect snow showers are likely in Northwest PA and the Laurel Highlands. Cloudy skies with flurries expected elsewhere in Western PA, with partly to mostly sunny skies in…
This is the first time in quite a long time where we are releasing our official winter outlook after most of us have already experienced our first significant snowfall of the season! Will the snowy and cold continue into our winter months? Read the science behind the forecast, as well as the month-by-month breakdown below!…
Lake effect snowfall will get off to an early start this year (starting tomorrow), which will help many areas in this region receive around average snowfall. Be sure to share this outlook with your winter-loving friends and family! Also, we are having a big sale on all apparel on our store, including the shirt below.…
With the combination of lake effect snowfall and numerous snow events, many locations across Southwest Pennsylvania will end up with above average snowfall this season. Specifically, we forecast about 25% more snow than average. Be sure to share this outlook with your winter-loving friends and family! Also, we are having a big sale on all…
This winter in Northeast Pennsylvania, there will be many cold shots that will allow for plenty of opportunities for snow. We do expect there to be close calls with big storms just missing to south and east. However, a few big snowstorms are likely as usual. Several small to medium-sized events along with a couple…
Southeast PA is expected to see about 25% more snowfall than normal this winter. For details view our Official 2018-2019 Winter Outlook, here. Be sure to share this outlook with your winter-loving friends and family! Also, we are having a big sale on all apparel on our store, including the shirt below. Click here to…