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REGIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE STATE COLLEGE PA
529 AM EST SUN JAN 25 2026
SNOW ACROSS THE COMMONWEALTH WILL CONTINUE THROUGH MONDAY
MORNING, WITH PERIOD OF HEAVY SNOW LATER THIS MORNING AND
AFTERNOON. A PERIOD OF SLEET IS LIKELY OVER SOUTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA AND ALONG THE MARYLAND BORDER THIS 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 TODAY AND
AS CLEANUP EFFORTS CONTINUE INTO MONDAY. WINTER STORM WARNINGS ARE
CURRENTLY IN EFFECT FOR THE ENTIRE COMMONWEALTH.
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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