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…
Today’s system that will be bringing rainfall to everyone across the state will also be responsible for the lake effect snowfall tonight through Wednesday. Once the storm system transfers to the coast late this evening, winds will change from the south, to the northwest for areas across Western Pennsylvania. This will allow for temperatures to…
Right now we are tracking a low pressure system that will be impacting the entire area tomorrow. It is expected that there will be window of freezing rain at the onset for most areas across Central Pennsylvania tomorrow. While we do not anticipate major impacts from the freezing rain, it will be enough to cause…
Without a doubt, Winter has arrived early this year in Pennsylvania with a significant and even record breaking snowfall last week for many locations across the state. This week will bring the potential for near-record breaking cold Thursday and Friday this week, which just happens to be Thanksgiving and Black Friday. The culprit behind this…
A rare mid-November winter storm is less than 18 hours away from impacting our state. Since the release of our first call last night, observations and model data continue to hold strong for a wintry mix across the state with some areas holding onto snow longer than others. Because of this, the National Weather Service…
Highs in the 30s Wednesday with lows in the 20s will set the stage for a rare mid-November winter storm that will have significant impacts on much of the state. A strong high pressure in northern New England will keep low level temperatures cold enough to produce a widespread ice event. A coastal low pressure…
UPDATE POSTED: First Call Forecast for Significant Winter Storm Thursday AM – Friday AM All of the ingredients are coming together for a significant Winter Storm system to impact the area Thursday into Friday. The coldest temperatures of the season are expected to line up perfectly with a coastal low pressure system that will deliver snow,…
We are tracking a low pressure system that will impact our weather overnight tonight into Tuesday morning with a period of rain and for some areas, snow. A low pressure system that has developed over the south today will push northeastward in our direction tonight. Precipitation will develop from south to north after 7:00 PM…
Today will start off with a mixed bag of precipitation in Northwest PA, spreading into Northcentral PA by the mid-morning. Here is the future radar for noon: Snow accumulations of <1-2″ are expected from Warren, to Ridgeway to Wellsboro. Highest amounts will be on mountain-tops, and lowest accumulations will be in the valleys. The rest…
A month ago we were looking at highs in the 80s and no fall foliage. Now, most trees are bare and we are watching winter-like temperatures next week and the threat of snow. A low pressure system will swing to our west tomorrow, bringing us yet another round of rain with some mixed precipitation possibly…
Rain will change to snow late this evening in the high elevations in western and northern Pennsylvania as a weak clipper moves through. Lake effect snow will then takeover in the pre-dawn hours of Sunday. Snow showers are possible in western and northern PA Sunday Morning, becoming more scattered by the afternoon and evening. Below…
A cold front will move through Saturday, setting the stage for not only a snowy Sunday in parts of the state, but another week of chilly temperatures statewide. A weak clipper will move through late Saturday Evening, starting as rain for most areas in Western PA and the Laurel Highlands, then changing to snow in…
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