A winter storm is headed to the eastern U.S. this weekend, and many meteorologists and news outlets are calling for snow in Pennsylvania at the end of the week. But how much should we expect? The range seems to vary depending on which model is used,

Temperatures moderate then plunge to single digits before snow begins, with 60-90% probability of 6 or more inches across the region and potential travel disruptions Sunday into Monday.

GET READY FOR POTENTIALLY TWO ROUNDS OF STRONG TO MAYBE EVEN SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS. FIRST ROUND WILL GET HERE FIRST THING IN THE MORNING NEAR DAWN AND CROSS OVER THE SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY DURING THE MORNING RUSH HOUR LATER IN THE AFTERNOON. I THINK WE’LL ...

Dropping temperatures and icy winds have set in across much of Pennsylvania, and it may remain for some time this week. The National Weather Service has announced that much of Pennsylvania is under a cold weather advisory,

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THIS KIND OF WEATHER. YEAH. THAT’S RIGHT. LOTS OF RAIN, DREARY CONDITIONS AND TEMPERATURES WELL BELOW SEASONABLE AVERAGES. FEELS LIKE A LATE FEBRUARY DAY INSTEAD OF MID APRIL. BUT YOU CAN SEE THE RAIN HAS BECOME WIDESPREAD AGAIN. IT REALLY TOOK ITS TIME ...

Just as we thought it may be weeks before the snow-starved in Southeast PA see their first plowable snowfall, one last system before a pattern change will deliver. A clipper coming across the Midwest will crash into the Appalachian mountains, but not ...