Selinsgrove snow emergency in effect;...
SELINSGROVE — A snow emergency has been declared in Selinsgrove and borough street crews will continue plowing all borough streets and alleys throughout Tuesday.
SELINSGROVE — A snow emergency has been declared in Selinsgrove and borough street crews will continue plowing all borough streets and alleys throughout Tuesday.
SUNBURY — Sunbury streets department crews worked through the past two nights and are prepared to keep pushing through until the streets are clear for residents, according to officials.
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SUNBURY — Officials in Sunbury and Northumberland have alerted citizens the municipalities will be in states of emergency due to the impending winter storm.
The most significant snowstorm to hit Pennsylvania in several years has mobilized state and local agencies for what could be at least a foot of snow across most of the state.
SUNBURY — Street and road crews across the region say they are prepared for the upcoming winter storm expected to hit the Valley this weekend, with what could be the biggest snowfall in more than five years.
A winter storm watch is in place ahead of what is forecast to be the largest snowstorm of the winter, expected to hit Pennsylvania on Saturday and throughout the weekend.
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) reminds Pennsylvanians of all ages to stay safe during the winter months, while driving or enjoying many outdoor activities. With variations in temperature and density of snow, outdoor activities and driving can become more dangerous than adults or children realize, leading to injury and even death.
PennDOT District 3 reminds every one of the following safety guidelines:
Due to drifting snow, PennDOT has closed the following roads in Montour and Columbia Counties:
Montour County
Columbia County
Motorists should seek alternate routes.
PennDOT has lifted the speed limit restrictions that were in place on roadways in the north central Pennsylvania region.
Due to the winter storm impacting the region, speed limits were reduced Monday night to 45 mph on Interstate 80, Interstate 180 and Route 15 in the region. All speeds are restored to their usual posted limits in north central Pennsylvania.
Motorists should continue to drive with caution due to freezing conditions that continue to exist throughout the region.