NWS is calling for heavy mixed precipitation, starting with snow Monday afternoon and turning into icy rain and sleet overnight and Tuesday.
Today’s snowfall will just be a teaser for what’s to come midweek when a major winter storm could dump up to a foot of snow on us.
Multiple bands of snow showers moving through much of the south-central part of the state could affect driving conditions tonight.
The National Weather Service has issued an advisory warning the storm will bring about an inch of snow to the county beginning at about 1 a.m. Sunday
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More snow then sunny and 61 degrees on Sunday according to the National Weather Service. Here’s what they are calling for:
A cold trough of low pressure is creating deep freeze conditions in Franklin County the rest of the week. The high is expected to be 30 degrees with wind gusts up to 23 miles an hour at times.
More snow predicted this weekend. With spring now only three weeks away, Old Man Winter is not yet ready to loosen his grip on South-central Pennsylvania.
Forecasters are calling for 4-6 inches of snow overnight followed by heavy mixed precipitation that could lay a tenth to a quarter of an inch of ice on top of that snow cover.
