Clipper to bring more snow to south-central Pa.

Clipper to bring more snow to south-central Pennsylvania

NOW THE WGAL NEWS EIGHT STORM TEAM FORECAST WITH CHIEF METEOROLOGIST CHRISTINE FERREIRA. GOOD MORNING. IT IS 644. WE ARE OFF TO THE COLDEST DAY OF THE WEEK. WE’RE LOOKING FOR HIGHS NEAR FREEZING TODAY. BUT THAT’S JUST HALF THE STORY BE IN THE TEENS THIS MORNING AND 20 THIS AFTERNOON. SO IT IS CERTAINLY GOING TO BE A COLD, BRISK DAY. SNOW SHOWERS ROLL IN TONIGHT INTO TOMORROW MORNING. QUICK COATING AND THEN WE 40S TOMORROW AFTERNOON. WE ALSO HAVE ANOTHER SYSTEM COMING BY TO OUR SOUTH THURSDAY EVENING THAT COULD BRING US A LITTLE RAIN OR SNOW. I’LL SHOW YOU THAT WITH THE PREDICTOR COMING UP. BUT HERE, LET ME SHOW YOU FIRST TONIGHT’S SYSTEM THAT’S GOING TO BE COMING THROUGH AFTER WE GET A GOOD DOSE OF SUNSHINE TODAY IN THOSE CHILLY HIGHS, CLOUDS INCREASE TONIGHT. AND HERE WE ARE AT 3 A.M. OVERNIGHT. WITH THAT SNOW JUST STARTING TO COME IN. SO I THINK AT THIS TIME TOMORROW MORNING WE WILL HAVE SOME LIGHT SNOW OR SCATTERED SNOW SHOWERS IN THE AREA. COULD PUT A COATING DOWN ON THE ROADS, SO BE MINDFUL FOR THE MORNING COMMUTE. COULD BE SLICK IN SOME AREAS, BUT I DO ANTICIPATE QUICKLY WARMING INTO THE 30S AND 40S BY THE TIME WE HIT TOMORROW AFTERNOON WITH THE HELP OF SOME SUNSHINE. SO ANYTHING THAT FALLS IN THE MORNING WILL BE GONE BY LATER IN THE DAY. WE COULD ALSO SEE A SLIM CHANCE OF A RAIN SHOWER AS A COLD FRONT COMES IN. SO HERE’S A LOOK AT THE PREDICTOR. ESTIMATED SNOWFALL TOTALS FOR TOMORROW MORNING. SOME SPOTS MIGHT NOT GET MUCH AT ALL, WHILE OTHERS PICK UP JUST A COATING TO AROUND A HALF INCH OF SNOW. SO WE WILL KEEP YOU POSTED ON THOSE IMPACTS. TODAY THOUGH, OUR NEWS EIGHT STORM TEAM FORECAST STARTS OUT WITH PLENTIFUL SUNSHINE. IT’S GOING TO FEEL LIKE THE TEENS THOUGH, SO MAKE SURE YOU PICK UP THE HEAVIER COAT THIS AFTERNOON. PARTLY SUNNY CHILLS IN THE 20S 32 DEGREES. AND THEN THIS EVENING WE SLIDE DOWN TO THE 20S WITH A COUPLE OF CLOUDS OVERNIGHT. I THINK THESE LOWS ARE EARLY OVERNIGHT. BY SUNRISE TOMORROW WE SHOULD BE NEAR 32 DEGREES, BUT WE’LL SEE. MOSTLY CLOUDY SKIES, SOME LIGHT SNOW COMING IN LEADING TO A COATING TO AN INCH TOMORROW IN THE AFTERNOON WE’RE AIMING FOR THAT’S ABOVE AVERAGE. I’LL TAKE IT. WE’LL SEE SOME MORNING SNOW ENDING, SOME CLEARING IN THE AFTERNOON. JUST A STRAY EVENING SHOWER. HERE’S A LOOK AT YOUR CURRENTS. WE ARE IN THE 20S, 24 DEGREES IN MANY SPOTS, INCLUDING HARRISBURG AND LEBANON. ALSO, LANCASTER FAIR TWOS FOR YORK. BUT YOU HAVE TO FACTOR IN THE WIND, WHICH IS STILL BLOWING AT 16MPH IN HARRISBURG, SUSTAINED UP TO 18MPH IN CHAMBERSBURG. SO THIS IS HOW COLD IT FEELS ON YOUR EXPOSED SKIN. FEELS LIKE NINE IN CHAMBERSBURG. FEELS LIKE 13 CURRENTLY IN LEBANON. STORM TEAM LIVE RADAR NETWORK. WE’RE SEEING THOSE BREEZY CONDITIONS DUE TO THE NOR’EASTER. STILL, IT IS UP BY NOVA SCOTIA THIS MORNING AND STILL FILTERING IN SOME WINDY CONDITIONS TO BREEZY CONDITIONS ACROSS THE ENTIRE NORTHEAST. SO AS IT MOVES AWAY, THE WINDS WILL DIE DOWN. THIS AFTERNOON. WE GET A GOOD DOSE OF SUNSHINE. TEMPERATURES WILL BE ABOUT 12 DEGREES BELOW AVERAGE TONIGHT INTO TOMORROW MORNING. AT THIS TIME, HERE’S THAT QUICK MOVING CLIPPER THAT WILL BRING US SOME LIGHT SNOW COATING TO AN INCH. IT’S OUT OF HERE. AND WE DO SEE SOME BREAKS OF SUN TOMORROW AFTERNOON. COLD FRONT COMES THROUGH TOMORROW EVENING AND SETTLES TO OUR SOUTH. SO THURSDAY STARTS OUT DRY THURSDAY AFTERNOON ALSO DRY. BUT HERE COMES ANOTHER SYSTEM SLIDING BY ON THAT OLD BOUNDARY THURSDAY EVENING. COULD THAT THROW A FEW RAIN OR SNOW SHOWERS OUR WAY? IT’S POSSIBLE, ESPECIALLY SOUTH OF THE PA TURNPIKE THURSDAY EVENING, SO WE WILL BE MONITORING THAT FOR YOU BY FRIDAY. THAT SYSTEM IS GONE. WE’RE UP TO A HIGH OF 40. COOL. BUT WE GET SUNSHINE AND THE LAST DAY OF FEBRUARY. WHAT A MONTH IT HAS BEEN. WE GET TO 50 DEGREES TO START MARCH. WE’RE AT 44, AND THEN WE SLIDE DOWN

A clipper is expected to quickly sweep through south-central Pennsylvania, bringing more snow to the region. The WGAL News 8 Storm Team has declared Wednesday an Impact Morning from 1 a.m. to 9 a.m. TimingEarly morning (after 1 a.m.): A clipper arrives from northwest to southeast with light snow.Throughout the morning: Scattered snow showers move through the Susquehanna Valley.Around 9 a.m.: Snow ends.Afternoon: Temperatures warm up, melting any accumulation. TotalsMost of the Susquehanna Valley will pick up a coating to 1 inch. Some areas may see no accumulation. TemperaturesTuesday night: Brisk and cold, with lows between 22 and 26 degrees. Warming to near 32 degrees by sunrise.Wednesday: Highs around 46 degrees, melting any snow from the morning.ImpactsAny accumulation of snow on the roads could impact the morning commute and create slick driving conditions. Drivers are advised to go slow and allow extra time for travel. Looking ahead The WGAL News 8 Storm Team is closely monitoring another system that could bring a wintry mix to south-central Pennsylvania on Thursday evening. The highest chance for the wintry mix is south of the Pennsylvania Turnpike. SOUTH-CENTRAL PA WEATHER RESOURCES: INTERACTIVE RADAR | ACTIVE WEATHER ALERTS | CURRENT CONDITIONS | HOURLY FORECAST | 10-DAY FORECAST | WEEKEND FORECAST | MAP ROOM | DOWNLOAD THE APP | WEATHER EMAILS

A clipper is expected to quickly sweep through south-central Pennsylvania, bringing more snow to the region.

The WGAL News 8 Storm Team has declared Wednesday an Impact Morning from 1 a.m. to 9 a.m.

TimingEarly morning (after 1 a.m.): A clipper arrives from northwest to southeast with light snow.Throughout the morning: Scattered snow showers move through the Susquehanna Valley.Around 9 a.m.: Snow ends.Afternoon: Temperatures warm up, melting any accumulation. Totals

Most of the Susquehanna Valley will pick up a coating to 1 inch. Some areas may see no accumulation.

TemperaturesTuesday night: Brisk and cold, with lows between 22 and 26 degrees. Warming to near 32 degrees by sunrise.Wednesday: Highs around 46 degrees, melting any snow from the morning.ImpactsAny accumulation of snow on the roads could impact the morning commute and create slick driving conditions. Drivers are advised to go slow and allow extra time for travel.

Looking ahead

The WGAL News 8 Storm Team is closely monitoring another system that could bring a wintry mix to south-central Pennsylvania on Thursday evening.

The highest chance for the wintry mix is south of the Pennsylvania Turnpike.

SOUTH-CENTRAL PA WEATHER RESOURCES: INTERACTIVE RADAR | ACTIVE WEATHER ALERTS | CURRENT CONDITIONS | HOURLY FORECAST | 10-DAY FORECAST | WEEKEND FORECAST | MAP ROOM | DOWNLOAD THE APP | WEATHER EMAILS