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REGIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE STATE COLLEGE PA
538 PM EST SAT JAN 24 2026
SNOW WILL SPREAD FROM SOUTHWEST TO NORTHEAST LATE THIS EVENING
AND CONTINUE THROUGH SUNRISE ON SUNDAY. SNOW WILL BE HEAVY AT
TIMES LATE TONIGHT AND THROUGHOUT THE DAY ON SUNDAY. A PERIOD OF
SLEET IS LIKELY OVER SOUTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA AND ALONG THE
MARYLAND BORDER SUNDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING. STORM TOTAL
ACCUMULATIONS WILL RANGE FROM 8 TO 12 INCHES IN THE SOUTHEASTERN
PORTION OF THE COMMONWEALTH TO 10 TO 18 INCHES ACROSS MUCH OF
WESTERN, CENTRAL, AND NORTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA. LOCALIZED AMOUNTS
OVER 20 INCHES CAN NOT BE RULED OUT FROM NORTH-CENTRAL TO
NORTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA. TRAVEL WILL BE EXTREMELY DIFFICULT TO
IMPOSSIBLE DURING THE HEIGHT OF THE STORM SUNDAY AND AS CLEANUP
EFFORTS CONTINUE INTO MONDAY. ANY LAST MINUTE STORM PREPARATIONS
SHOULD BE COMPLETED THIS EVENING BEFORE THE WINTER STORM BEGINS
TONIGHT.
COLD TEMPERATURES ARE EXPECTED DURING AND AFTER THE
AFOREMENTIONED WINTER STORM, WITH THE ARCTIC CHILL CONTINUING
THROUGH THE REST OF THE WEEK. THE COLDEST WIND CHILLS ARE EXPECTED
MONDAY NIGHT INTO TUESDAY MORNING WHERE WIDESPREAD WIND CHILLS
BELOW NEGATIVE 10 DEGREES ARE EXPECTED.
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