A strong coastal storm will deliver a washout to Central and Eastern Pennsylvania today. Lighter rain is expected across Western Pennsylvania. It is possible that the highest elevations across Central and Northeast Pennsylvania mix with wet snow, but little to no accumulations are expected. Rainfall amounts for Central and Eastern Pennsylvania will fall in the…
Today will feature temperatures in the 40s and lower 50s with party cloudy skies. Our next chance for precipitation does not appear to arrive until Thursday. Have a great day!
Temperatures will remain chilly today, with most of us in the 30s and 40s. Factoring in the amount of sunshine today and the lack of wind, it will feel warmer than yesterday. Have a great St. Patrick’s Day!
Scattered showers and maybe even a rumble of thunder is possible for all of us today, but we are not talking about a washout by any means. Temperatures will be cooler west of the Appalachians today, with temperatures in the 40s and 50s. High temperatures along the Appalachians and east will sore well above average…
Temperatures today will be warmer than yesterday with highs reaching the 40s and 50s for most locations. No precipitation is in the forecast. A major storm is developing over the central part of the United States as we speak, as a result, our temperatures tomorrow and Friday will spike well into the 50s and even…
Unfortunately for Central and Eastern PA yesterday, stubborn clouds would not breakup over the region keeping temperatures in the 40s. For those those that did experience the sun yesterday, temperatures soared into the 50s and even 60 degrees for some areas. Today, we can expect temperatures generally in the 40s and 50s area wide with…
Temperatures will be warmer than the past few days, but more typical for this time of year with most of us reaching well into the 40s today. Clouds will be on the increase later today ahead of our next system that will deliver rainfall to the region late tonight and into the morning hours Sunday.
While today will still be colder than normal for this time of year, it will be warmer than yesterday with high temperatures in the 20s and 30s across the state. Scattered snow showers and flurries are possible for our northwest counties.
Temperatures will be well below average for this time of year, many areas will be running about 15 to 20 degrees below their average high temperatures. A few flurries will be possible across Western Pennsylvania today, other than that, partly cloudy skies can be expected. Have a great day!
Over the last 24 hours, model guidance has come in colder and more southeast with tomorrow into Monday’s snowstorm. While we still expect significant snowfall for a good portion of Pennsylvania, we had to lower our max range a little bit due to the more progressive nature of the storm that is now expected. Snow…
AN UPDATED FORECAST HAS SINCE BEEN POSTED: Final Call Snowfall Forecast for Sunday into Monday Morning’s Significant Snowstorm (Click Here to View) Our confidence is increasing that a major winter storm will strike the area starting around Sunday lunchtime, lasting through early parts of Monday Morning. For many areas, this will be the largest snowstorm…
Friday Evening Update: Our First Call Snowfall Forecast has been posted, click here to view our updated forecast >>> FIRST CALL SNOWFALL FORECAST FOR SUNDAY INTO MONDAY MORNING’S MAJOR WINTER STORM While we continue to track the overnight snowfall into early parts of tomorrow morning, we are also focused on a potential significant winter storm…
Tomorrow is the first day of March, also known as the first day of Meteorological Spring, but it will not be feeling like it. Many of us will see a burst of light to moderate snow for a several hour period during the early morning hours tomorrow morning. We do not believe the snow will…
Another windy day is on tap for Pennsylvania again with temperatures much colder than yesterday with temperatures generally in the 20s and 30s. High Wind Warnings and Wind Advisories remain in effect for all of the state. Scattered power outages remain possible. Yesterday’s wind led to over 100 thousand customers without power at some point.…
After a steady rain for our central and eastern counties early this morning, temperatures will rise well into the 50s for most areas out ahead of a strong cold front. Temperatures will peak during the early afternoon for many of us before rapidly crashing later in the afternoon and evening. Winds will be on the…