Breezy overnight; winds lighten, remaining brisk & cold Tuesday in south-central Pennsylvania
Brisk & breezy conditions persist through Tuesday and we’re tracking more unsettled weather this week. Check out the forecast video
URGED RESIDENTS TO STAY HOME AND STAY OFF THE ROADS. AND RYAN, IT SEEMS LIKE WE DIDN’T GET THE WORST OF THE STORM. SO THAT’S GOOD NEWS TONIGHT. THAT IS THAT IS GREAT NEWS. I’M SO GLAD WE DIDN’T HAVE TO DRIVE THROUGH ANY OF THAT. ACTUALLY, MY AUNT, A FAMILY MEMBER OF MINE, SENT ME SOME PICTURES FROM THEIR FROM THEIR LAWN AND I SAW LIKE IT WAS INCHES UPON INCHES OF SNOW. I’M LIKE, MAN. LIKE THOSE BEING SAID, I’M GLAD WE DIDN’T GET TOO MUCH OF THAT, BUT BUT IN TERMS OF THE WEATHER HEADLINES, WE ARE WATCHING YET ANOTHER SYSTEM THAT’S GOING TO COME THROUGH THIS WEEK. ALTHOUGH WILL IT BE ENTIRELY SNOW? WE’LL CHAT ABOUT THAT HERE IN JUST A SECOND. CHILLY AND BLUSTERY FOR OVERNIGHT TONIGHT. COULD SEE SOME GUSTS UP TO 30MPH FOR THE OVERNIGHT PERIOD, WITH FEELS LIKE TEMPERATURES INTO THE TEENS. AND THEN SNOW SHOWERS ARE ON TAP FOR TUESDAY NIGHT. WE’LL HAVE A QUICK CLIPPER SYSTEM THAT WILL COME THROUGH, BRINGING ONLY REALLY A COATING TO ONE INCH OF SOME SNOW. BUT THEN HERE COMES THURSDAY. THIS IS WHAT THIS IS WHAT I WAS JUST TALKING ABOUT BRIEFLY. A POSSIBLE RAIN AND SNOW MIXES IS ON TAP AS WE GET INTO THURSDAY. WE’RE MONITORING MONITORING A SYSTEM THAT PASSES TOWARDS OUR SOUTH, BUT THAT’S SOMETHING THAT WE’RE GOING TO CONTINUE TO FINE TUNE AS SOME OF THAT CONSISTENCY IN THE MODEL DATA STARTS TO COME THROUGH, BUT DEFINITELY A BIT OF A BREEZY DAY. I’LL SAY A WINDY DAY SO FAR. HARRISBURG, LANCASTER, YORK, LEBANON AND CARLISLE SUSTAINING BETWEEN 16 AND 23MPH BUT GUSTING ALMOST THAT 40 MILE PER HOUR MARK IN LANCASTER. BUT THE ALMANAC FOR THE DAY TODAY HIT A HIGH OF 35 FOR THIS AFTERNOON. 44 IS WHAT WE EXPECT FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR, SO SLIGHTLY BELOW AVERAGE FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR AND IN TERMS OF OVERNIGHT LOWS EARLIER THIS MORNING, HIT RIGHT AROUND 31 DEGREES AT ABOUT 1.7IN OF SNOW REPORTED AT HARRISBURG INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT AS OF THE EVENING. CLIMATOLOGICAL REPORT. SO PARTLY CLOUDY. CONDITIONS FOR OVERNIGHT TONIGHT. BLUSTERY CONDITIONS PERSIST OUT OF THE NORTHWEST 20 TO 24 DEGREES, BUT THEN FACTOR IN THAT WIND. IT WILL MAKE IT FEEL LIKE IT’S INTO THE TEENS, SO THE CHILLS WILL STILL BE IN THE LOWER TEENS FOR TOMORROW MORNING. STILL BREEZY AND CHILLY, 22 TO 26 DEGREES AND WE’LL SEE PARTLY SUNNY CONDITIONS PERSIST THROUGH THE DAY AND IT WON’T BE AS WINDY FOR TOMORROW AFTERNOON. YOU CAN SEE TEMPERATURES INTO THE 30S NOW. WE’RE 34. IN LEBANON, 27 IN LEWISTOWN, 30 DEGREES IN CHAMBERSBURG AT THIS TIME. BUT WE STILL HAVE THAT PERSISTENT NORTHWESTERLY BREEZE MAKING IT FEEL LIKE THE LOWER TEENS. I’LL SHOW YOU THAT HERE IN A SECOND, BUT YOU CAN SEE THE WINDS WILL BEGIN TO RELAX ONCE WE GET INTO TUESDAY EVENING. AND HERE’S THE FEELS LIKE TEMPERATURES. IT FEEL IT’S FEELING LIKE 20 DEGREES IN HARRISBURG, FEELING LIKE 21 IN LANCASTER. JUST UPDATED 24 DEGREES IS WHAT IT FEELS LIKE IN GETTYSBURG. AND IT’S GOING TO CONTINUE TO FEEL THAT WAY. AND EVEN EVEN COLDER THAN THAT, AS I WOULD SAY TOWARDS FIVE AND 7:00 FOR TOMORROW MORNING. SO YOU CAN SEE STORM TEAM LIVE RADAR NETWORK, YOU CAN SEE REALLY JUST SOME CLOUDS AND JUST SOME UPPER, SOME HIGHER LEVEL ELEVATION SNOWFALL. BUT I DO WANT TO POINT THIS OUT THOUGH. THERE IS A FLOOD WARNING. WE’VE BEEN TALKING ABOUT IT EARLIER IN THE NEWSCAST. THERE IS A FLOOD WARNING THAT IS IN EFFECT FOR THE SWATARA CREEK THAT’S NEARBY THE SUSQUEHANNA. THIS IS UP UNTIL THURSDAY AT 210 IN THE AFTERNOON. THAT’S FROM THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE. NOW, THAT’S BECAUSE OF THAT. THE ICE JAM CONCERNS THAT WE’RE SEEING ALONG THE SUSQUEHANNA RIVER. SO IN TERMS OF STORM TEAM, LIVE RADAR NETWORK, THINGS WILL BE CALM FOR THE MOST PART AS WE GET INTO OUR TUESDAY PARTLY SUNNY CONDITIONS. THEN HERE COMES THIS CLIPPER SYSTEM THAT’S GOING TO COME THROUGH. IT BEGINS TO INCREASE OUR CLOUD COVER AND STARTS TO MOVE IN CLOSER TO LATE TUESDAY NIGHT. PERSISTS OVERNIGHT TUESDAY INTO EARLY WEDNESDAY MORNING, THAT SYSTEM STARTS TO PUSH OUT FOR WEDNESDAY MORNING AND THEN LEAVES US WITH SOME PARTLY SUNNY CONDITIONS AS THAT COLD FRONT STARTS TO SWEEP THROUGH. BUT YOU CAN SEE REALLY ONLY EXPECTING ONLY ABOUT A COATING TO TWO, COATING TO ONE INCH OF SOME SNOW. BUT THEN HERE COMES THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. LOOKING AHEAD, THERE ARE TWO MODELS, TWO MODELS THAT WE’RE LOOKING AT IN TERMS OF THE COMPARISONS HERE. THIS IS THE EUROPEAN MODEL. AND THEN HERE’S THE AMERICAN MODEL. SO WE’RE LOOKING AT A CHANCE OF A MIX OF SOME SNOW AND MAYBE A WINTRY MIX. SO THAT’S SOMETHING WE’LL BE WATCHING AS WE GET INTO THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. BUT THAT MORNING MIX WILL END FOR FRIDAY. BUT THEN LOOK AT NEXT WEEKEND SATURDAY AND SUNDAY FEELING PLEASANT TO
Breezy overnight; winds lighten, remaining brisk & cold Tuesday in south-central Pennsylvania
Brisk & breezy conditions persist through Tuesday and we’re tracking more unsettled weather this week. Check out the forecast video
Updated: 10:44 PM EST Feb 23, 2026
Flood Warning for the Swatara Creek above Middletown until further notice for an ice jam.Partly cloudy skies are on tap tonight with a blustery 10-20 mph breeze and temperatures in the low 20s. Wind chills will be in the teens.It won’t be as windy on Tuesday, but a lighter breeze will continue. Look for partly to mostly sunny skies, with colder highs around freezing.Early Wednesday, a clipper will move toward the Susquehanna Valley, producing light snow. A coating to 1″ is possible. Later in the day, look for some clearing and highs around 46 degrees.We’re watching another system on Thursday that may bring a wintry mix to rain. Thursday’s highs will reach the upper 30s.Precipitation will end early Friday, then look for afternoon clearing, as high pressure builds east. Highs will rebound to 40 degrees.Right now, the last day of February looks dry and milder. Highs will reach 50 degrees on Saturday. A dry cold front will bring temperatures down to 46 degrees on Sunday, as March rolls in.A few snow showers are possible on Monday, with highs in the mid-30s. We’re watching a mix to rain Tuesday into Wednesday. Temperatures will range from the upper 30s to 40 degrees early next week.
Flood Warning for the Swatara Creek above Middletown until further notice for an ice jam.
Partly cloudy skies are on tap tonight with a blustery 10-20 mph breeze and temperatures in the low 20s. Wind chills will be in the teens.
It won’t be as windy on Tuesday, but a lighter breeze will continue. Look for partly to mostly sunny skies, with colder highs around freezing.
Early Wednesday, a clipper will move toward the Susquehanna Valley, producing light snow. A coating to 1″ is possible. Later in the day, look for some clearing and highs around 46 degrees.
We’re watching another system on Thursday that may bring a wintry mix to rain. Thursday’s highs will reach the upper 30s.
Precipitation will end early Friday, then look for afternoon clearing, as high pressure builds east. Highs will rebound to 40 degrees.
Right now, the last day of February looks dry and milder. Highs will reach 50 degrees on Saturday. A dry cold front will bring temperatures down to 46 degrees on Sunday, as March rolls in.
A few snow showers are possible on Monday, with highs in the mid-30s. We’re watching a mix to rain Tuesday into Wednesday. Temperatures will range from the upper 30s to 40 degrees early next week.