Torrential rain training over Ellicott City, MD and surrounding areas has caused flash flooding on Main Street in the city. Extensive damage has already been done and heavy rain bands are still over the region as of 7:10 PM. Videos can from the scene can be viewed below. WARNING: Explicit Language
Much of Central and Eastern Pennsylvania was hit by an intense line of storms Tuesday. A video from Beach Lake, PA shows the incredible damage done by straight line winds of 115 MPH. Watch the video here and share what non-tornadic winds can do by clicking the blue button at the bottom of your screen.
Another round of storms is likely today, this time in Eastern and Central PA. The SPC has put much of Eastern PA and eastern parts of Northcentral PA under an enhanced risk today. Central PA is under a slight risk, with a marginal risk in western parts of the state. Below is a table explaining…
A line of potentially severe storms will track through parts of Ohio and into southwestern PA, the Laurel Highlands, and possibly Southcentral PA. TIMING Pittsburgh, Washington, Waynesburg – 3:00 PM Johnstown, Somerset, Uniontown – 4:00 PM Bedford, Southern Blair County, McConnellsburg – 5:00 PM Chambersburg, Gettysburg – 6:00 PM FUTURE RADAR Here is the Storm Prediction…
After a very long winter, we are finally getting a warm and dry period this weekend. Highs will run 10-20 degrees above average thanks to a system northwest of us bringing up warm air from the south. Temperatures will be well into the 70s across many areas Friday. Here are the projected highs for Friday:…
Totals are on the increase for this rare April snow event. Due to this primarily being a night event, the sun angle will not have much of an impact. Also, this will be very heavy snow. And as we learned last event, heavy snow can accumulate despite the warm temperatures in the previous days. This…
While this will be a quick storm, it will pack a major punch especially in Southern and Eastern PA, where snowfall rates will likely exceed one inch an hour at times. Visibility at times will be under a quarter-mile. Here is the Hi-Res NAM for 4 PM Saturday Afternoon: Snow will move in from southwest…
Latest model data has trended somewhat colder with this system in some areas. Everyone will start as snow, however areas in Southwest and Southeast PA will warm faster than Central PA due to cold air damming. This typically occurs when a storm cuts to our west just after a shot of cold air. Deep valleys…
Model data over the past 24 hours has consistently suggested higher and higher snowfall amounts with this surprisingly long-duration clipper system. Time to nail down timing and amounts for this storm! Snow is beginning to move into Western PA right now, and will continue through the evening and into the night in many locations. By…
An updated forecast has since been posted, please click this link to view the update >>> Second Call Forecast Link A messy winter storm is expected beginning Friday Afternoon, continuing into Saturday Afternoon. After a warm day Thursday, a low pressure will move through Southeast PA Friday. There will be a tight gradient in precipitation…
A potentially record breaking cold morning is expected Friday morning after Thursday’s coastal storm wraps up. The coastal storm will help produce even colder conditions than we are experiencing now with much windier conditions. Take a look at the incredibly cold pool of air centering right over Pennsylvania Friday morning: Temperatures will struggle to get…
The storm system that has delivered snowfall to Florida will be the same system that will turn into a coastal blizzard beginning late tonight and into Thursday. While the worst of the storm is still expected to be East of Pennsylvania, a trend west has taken place over the last 24 hours, leading to increased…
Snow will move into the area from southwest to northeast Sunday Evening. Temperatures will be near freezing Sunday Evening, and as a result snow accumulations will be limited to mainly grassy surfaces. Northeast PA is the area most at risk to see accumulations on roads. Highest snowfall amounts will be over Northern PA and the…
A White Christmas is looking likely across a good amount of the state this year! A low pressure system will move into Western PA Sunday, before transferring to the coast. The initial system will bring Western PA snow showers late Christmas Eve. Snow will then develop in Southern PA and move northeast. Lightest accumulations will…
Snow is already falling across Western PA, and will move east as the evening progresses. By 8-9 PM, snow will overspread all of Central PA. This is when travel conditions will begin to deteriorate in areas like State College, Altoona, Chambersburg, Harrisburg, and up the river into Williamsport. Visibility will be reduced to under a…