EYEWITNESS WEATHER (WBRE/WYOU) — Our winter storm is in full swing across northeast and central Pennsylvania. Periods of steady and heavy snow continue Friday morning.
Valleys may even have rain mixed in at times. Prepare for snow-covered roadways, especially in the higher elevations.
This will likely cause many travel disruptions for the Friday morning commute.
As the day progresses, rain and snow will gradually lighten up and become more scattered. By the evening, most of the precipitation is wrapping up.
With this being an elevation dependent storm, the mountains will see a lot more snow compared to very light accumulations in the valleys.
By the afternoon, snow gradually begins to lighten up with some rain possibly mixed in for the valleys.
In addition, this will be a heavy, wet snow. This may lead to isolated power outages. Winds will get gusty late Friday through Sunday.
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It will be heavier snow and more difficult to shovel and move. If you have to shovel your property, take you time with this being a heavy, wet snow.
A few lake-effect rain or snow showers are possible for Saturday, otherwise mostly cloudy and windy. Highs in the mid 40s. Clouds may try to break for some sun on Sunday.
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