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…
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…
A significant winter storm is taking aim at Pennsylvania Wednesday, delivering with it a period of heavy snow, sleet, freezing rain as well as plain rain as the system is wrapping up. Winter Storm Watches have been issued by the National Weather Service for the Laurel Highlands, South-Central and Southeastern PA, where the impacts between…
We are tracking yet another winter storm that will impact the area on Wednesday. This storm will continue the trend this winter in regards to precipitation type. Many areas will start off as a period of snow, potentially heavy snow, before transitioning to a period of sleet and freezing rain, and then ending as plain…
Over the last 24 hours, tomorrow’s snowfall event has trended a bit drier and the track of the storm looks to be a tad more south than we initially expected. This will really only impact snow amounts across our northern fringe areas on our map yesterday, as well as eastern areas. The bulls-eye still appears…
Without a doubt, our state has dealt with its fair share of cold weather this winter so far. Unfortunately this week, the coldest air of the winter season arrives Wednesday and lasts through Friday. For many areas, especially across Northern Pennsylvania and locations in higher elevations, low temperatures will drop below zero degrees with wind…
Chances are you might of heard Erie received a record shattering snowfall over the last couple of days. The latest official report out of Erie as of 6:00 PM Tuesday evening, is 62.8 inches of snow. This shatters the previous all-time Pennsylvania 2-day snowfall record of 44 inches in Morgantown, Pennsylvania back in 1958. The…
Are you dreaming of a white Christmas? For some, those dreams will be a reality this year! A very weak area of low pressure will approach Western Pennsylvania Sunday night from the Ohio Valley and eventually merge with a coastal system off the coast early Christmas morning. Taking a look at the mid-day run of…
As we receive the latest data for tomorrow’s severe weather, the trend has been for a later start time compared to what we were looking at last night. Western areas will still experience the storms first and should also expect the worst of the storms. A few discrete cells will likely develop around noontime ahead…
We are once again expecting another round of severe weather to pass through the state Tuesday afternoon and evening. A line of strong to severe storms are expected to develop to our west early Tuesday, and will push east hitting our western areas first early Tuesday afternoon and our central areas by the middle of…
For those that are unaware of what a solar eclipse is, it is when the moon passes between the sun and earth and blocks all or part of the sun for up to 3 hours. 38 years ago in 1979, was the last time the United States experienced a total solar eclipse. Unfortunately, the path…
After the past couple days of dry and mostly sunny weather, we have our eyes turned to the weekend as a low pressure system will track just south of Pennsylvania during the day Friday and will transfer its energy to the coast Friday night. This coastal low will enhance precipitation across the state overnight Friday…
After another hot and humid day, we are tracking another round of severe weather expected for the state tomorrow and on top of it, some areas may even experience warmer temperatures than today! The primary severe weather threat is expected to arrive later in the day tomorrow, likely after 6 PM for our northwestern counties…
As we start off our workweek, we are tracking severe weather that is possible mainly in the afternoon and evening hours today. The Storm Prediction Center (SPC) has placed many areas under a SLIGHT RISK and MARGINAL RISK for severe weather. As it stands right now, northeast pa has the best chance of experiencing severe…
Keep an eye to the sky tonight and early parts of tomorrow morning as our state, as well as the rest of the Northeast is under a Geomagnetic Storm Watch. On Friday, a massive sunspot erupted on the sun, which created what scientists call a “coronal mass ejection” and is headed straight for our planet…
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