(WBRE/WYOU) — We're tracking a clipper-type winter storm that will impact our area Tuesday night and Wednesday.
First, you can expect snow showers across northern Pennsylvania Tuesday evening and overnight. Snow has the potential to accumulate between a coating to one inch. The farther south that we live, there will be little to no snow.
FEMA responds to disasters when local leaders request a presidential emergency declaration, a signal the damage is beyond the state's ability to handle on its own.
Southern California is under a red flag warning for critical fire risk through Friday.
Local volunteers offer a safe refuge for those in need, turning a box truck into a place to beat the elements.
On a frigid day in Pennsylvania, no one likes climbing into a freezing cold car. Even worse, turning the key to find the engine won’t start.
From Florida to Texas, large chunks of the southern United States were blanketed in snow Tuesday during a historic snowstorm.
ALLENTOWN — PPL Electric Utilities has issued a cold weather alert continuing through Wednesday.
The cold snap that has enveloped Pennsylvania in recent days is expected to break by Thursday, but not before another round of school delays and warming shelters across the region.
Meteorologists say the last time a storm has dumped snow this far south was in 1960.
LOPEZ, SULLIVAN COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — With temperatures dropping across the region, one town known as "The Icebox of Pennsylvania" saw brutally cold temperatures this week.
The coldest air of the season so far, is here.
It was quite the cold start Tuesday morning where temperatures were near or below zero. Selinsgrove's low-temperature Tuesday morning -14° degrees.
A local weather station registered in Lopez, Sullivan County, also known as "The Icebox of Pennsylvania", recorded a low of -20 degrees.
Winter Outlook: Welcome to Lopez
