Snowfall totals for South-Central Pa.

Snowfall totals for South-Central Pennsylvania

TEAM FORECAST WITH CHIEF METEOROLOGIST CHRISTINE FERREIRA. GOOD MORNING. IT IS 647 ON THIS PRESIDENTS DAY. WE ARE OFF TO A DAMP AND FOGGY START FOR SOME, BUT HIGHS WILL BE NEAR 42 THIS AFTERNOON. WE WILL DRY OUT ACROSS THE BOARD HIGHS. THEY COULD APPROACH 50 DEGREES ON TUESDAY. THAT’S BEEN THE BIG TALKER THIS MORNING. THAT’S GOING TO BE THE WARMEST DAY SINCE JANUARY 13TH, AND WE WILL BE IN AN ACTIVE PATTERN THIS WEEK. BUT THE PRECIPITATION IS GOING TO BE MORE WET THAN WHITE. HERE’S OUR NEWS EIGHT STORM TEAM FORECAST. I WANT YOU TO WATCH OUT FOR SOME ISOLATED SLICK SPOTS. BRIDGES. OVERPASSES WHERE RIGHT AROUND 3233 DEGREES THIS MORNING AND ROADS ARE WET. IN ADDITION, YOU COULD SEE A BIT OF FOG AFTER THAT. 42 IS THE HIGH THIS AFTERNOON. WEDNESDAY LIGHT THROUGHOUT THE DAY, BUT CLOUDS HANG TOUGH TONIGHT. MOSTLY CLOUDY, MAYBE A STRAY SHOWER. AREAS OF FOG MAY REDEVELOP AND LOWS WILL BE RIGHT AROUND FREEZING TOMORROW. CLOUDS, SOME PEEKS OF SUN, ESPECIALLY SECOND HALF OF THE DAY AND THAT IS GOING TO YIELD MILDER TEMPERATURES. WE ALSO HAVE A WESTERLY WIND THAT HELPS OUR CAUSE TOO. THAT’S A WARMING WIND, SO I THINK WE CAN TOP OUT AROUND 50. HERE’S YOUR CURRENTS 34 FROM LEBANON TO HARRISBURG TO CARLISLE, PAIR OF THREES AND YORK. I HAVE MY EYE ON YOU HERE IN LANCASTER AT 32 DEGREES. SO AGAIN THERE COULD BE A FEW SLICK SPOTS. AND ESPECIALLY WHERE WE GOT SOME OF THAT SNOW LATE AS THE STORM PULLED AWAY. LEBANON, LANCASTER COUNTIES. HERE’S THE VISIBILITY IN MILES IMPROVING IN MANY SPOTS. BUT WE STILL SEE VISIBILITY DOWN TO TWO MILES IN LEWISTOWN, AROUND A MILE AND THREE QUARTERS IN SELINSGROVE. WATCH OUT FOR THOSE FOGGY SPOTS. STORM IS PULLING AWAY, THOUGH. IT’S NOW WELL OFFSHORE. ALL OF THE RAIN AND WET SNOW ON THE BACK END OF IT IS NOW OUT TO SEA. WE HAVE A QUIET PATTERN SETTING UP TODAY AND TOMORROW, WITH ONLY A SLIM CHANCE OF A SPRINKLE OR SHOWER OVERNIGHT TONIGHT. SO HERE’S A LOOK AT THE PREDICTOR CLOUDS THEY’RE GOING TO HANG AROUND TODAY. WE DON’T GET TOO MUCH SUNSHINE, BUT HIGH TEMPERATURES WILL BE SEASONABLE. HIGH PRESSURE BUILDS IN TONIGHT. SITS TO OUR SOUTH TOMORROW. STILL NOT ERODING THOSE CLOUDS IN THE MORNING. BUT LOOK AT THIS TOMORROW AFTERNOON A LITTLE BETTER LUCK TO SEE SOME BREAKS OF SUNSHINE AND POPPING THOSE HIGHS NEAR 50 DEGREES FOR WEDNESDAY. A WARM FRONT APPROACHES THAT COULD BRING IN A FEW RAIN SHOWERS WEDNESDAY MORNING, AND SOME SCATTERED RAIN SHOWERS WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. BUT NOTICE THAT IS ALL RAIN WITH THIS NEXT SYSTEM ON WEDNESDAY, SO PREDICTOR ESTIMATED RAINFALL TOTALS MAINLY FOR WEDNESDAY HERE. LOOKING AT A COUPLE HUNDREDTHS OF AN INCH TO ABOUT A 10TH OF AN INCH. NOT THAT MUCH. HOWEVER, THERE ARE MORE CHANCES FOR RAIN THURSDAY INTO FRIDAY. THE CHANCE FOR SOME WET WEATHER THERE AT THE END OF THE WEEK AND FOR THE WEEKEND. YET ANOTHER SYSTEM COMES IN WITH SOME RAIN, BUT THERE COULD BE SOME SNOW MIXED IN WITH THIS ONE, SO WE’LL KEEP YOU UPDATED ON THAT POSSIBLE TRACK AS WE HEAD INTO NEXT WEEK. 30S ARE BACK! I KNOW REGINA IS COVERING HER EYES. DIDN’T WANT TO SEE THOSE 30S JUST YET AGAIN, BUT HEY, IT IS A MILD WEEK AHEAD. LET’

A light round of snow moved through South-Central Pennsylvania Sunday into Monday. Here’s a look at snowfall total reports from around the Susquehanna Valley.Lebanon — 0.8″Palmyra — 0.5″Hershey — 0.5″Middletown — 0.3″Denver — 0.3″Lititz — 0.2″Mount Wolf — 0.1″York Haven — 0.1″Strasburg — TraceLancaster City — Trace

A light round of snow moved through South-Central Pennsylvania Sunday into Monday.

Here’s a look at snowfall total reports from around the Susquehanna Valley.

Lebanon — 0.8″Palmyra — 0.5″Hershey — 0.5″Middletown — 0.3″Denver — 0.3″Lititz — 0.2″Mount Wolf — 0.1″York Haven — 0.1″Strasburg — TraceLancaster City — Trace