Latest data and observations over the past 24 hours have looked more and more promising for a significant to major snowfall across much of the coverage area. Snow totals have increased from our first call because of this. A low pressure system will be moving across the Ohio Valley tomorrow which will help deliver light…
FINAL CALL FORECAST POSTED – TUESDAY PM UPDATE: As Wednesday slowly approaches, the chances for a widespread major to crippling snowstorm continues to increase as more model data and observations come in. There is the potential for December snowfall records to be broken from this storm for many locations. And if certain model data is…
FINAL CALL FORECAST POSTED – TUESDAY PM UPDATE: Last winter was extremely abysmal when it came to snowfall. Fast forward to this season, winter has officially not begun, yet there is the potential for many areas to triple their seasonal snow total from last winter in a single storm come Wednesday. Model data and observations…
Another chilly day is on the way, but less windy. Temperatures will reach the 40s and 50s for high temperatures across the commonwealth with a mix of clouds and sunshine.
For the first time this season, our daily forecast shows the potential for snow! Parts of northern Pennsylvania today will see a mix of rain and snow this morning, likely changing to all snow before tapering off. The rest of the region will be chilly, but snow-free.
Rain is falling across the area this morning and will continue to fall throughout the day and evening. Temperatures today will hover in the 40s in northern PA and 50s in southern PA. Up to 2 inches of rainfall is likely in much of southern PA. To view our specific rainfall forecast and see which…
Morning fog is likely, especially for valley locations. The fog will clear out by the late morning hours and give away to clouds and sunshine for the majority of the coverage area. A few showers are possible across northwestern counties. Temperatures will rise well into the 70s and may even touch 80 degrees in some…
Very warm temperatures for this time of year continue to be the main story for your Wednesday. There is a chance for showers and even thunderstorms across parts of northwestern counties.
Scattered showers across the western parts of the state will allow for cooler temperatures, while the rest of the state will see a mix of clouds and sunshine with temperatures in the 60s and 70s.
A cold mid-October Friday is expected with temperatures in the upper 40 and 50s for the majority of the coverage area. Scattered light showers are possible today as well. The best chance for steadier rainfall will be over parts of far eastern Pennsylvania later this afternoon and evening.
A frontal passage will be bringing rain today from west to east. For many locations, the rain will hold off until after sunset. However, areas across the western half of the state will experience afternoon rain showers. A rumble of thunder cannot be ruled out. Temperatures will rise into the 60s and 70s throughout the…
Plenty of sunshine is expected today with temperatures rising into the 60s and lower 70s across the coverage area. Next chance for any significant rainfall will not arrive until Friday night, however models have been going back and forth on just how much rain we will see during that time period.
Light morning showers are expected today with eastern counties remaining dry. Peaks of sunshine can be expected as we progress into the later afternoon hours. Temperatures will hover in the 60s for the majority of the coverage area.
On and off showers are expected across the majority of the state today keeping temperatures on the chilly side. Western counties will see temperatures rise towards 70 degrees thanks to peaks of sunshine.
Remnants from Hurricane Delta will be felt today across the commonwealth. Far northwest counties might escape a lot of the rainfall, but the rest of the state, a damp Sunday is expected. The farther southeast you live in the state, the more rainfall you can expect. See our full forecast with official amounts here: Official Rain…
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