Snow, Sleet, & Rain Ending In South Central Pennsylvania
Precipitation will be long gone by the evening commute as our first winter storm of the season comes to an end.
IN YORK LOOKED LIKE THIS MORNING. GOOD AFTERNOON. WELL, THIS WINTER STORM IS COMING TO AN END, BUT IT DID END UP BRINGING US A MIX OF PRECIPITATION ACROSS THE SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY. YOU CAN SEE KIND OF A DISPLAY OF ALL THESE COLORS HERE ON THE RADAR THIS MORNING. THAT’S BECAUSE OF THAT RAIN SNOW LINE THAT REALLY CUT DOWN THE TOTALS IN LANCASTER AND YORK COUNTY. HERE, YORK CITY ITSELF PICKED UP ABOUT AN INCH OF SNOW, ACCORDING TO THE LATEST REPORTS. BUT ALL OF THIS IS BEGINNING TO NOW. EXIT THE SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY. STILL GOT SOME PRECIPITATION LEFT IN JONESTOWN, LEBANON. LOOKS LIKE A MIX BACK AND FORTH THERE. SAME THING IN PALMYRA. HARRISBURG AT LEAST DOWNTOWN. THINGS ARE WRAPPING UP FOR YOU. CORALVILLE GOT SOME RAIN IN LANCASTER ALL THE WAY ALONG ROUTE 30 AS YOU HEAD INTO CHESTER COUNTY. STILL GOT SOME RAIN THERE. RED LINE AND YORK CITY ITSELF. SEEING A LITTLE BIT OF THAT PRECIPITATION COMING TO AN END AS WELL. SO BASICALLY, IF YOU ARE EAST OF ROUTE 15, YOU ARE SEEING THINGS WIND DOWN. IF YOU’RE WEST OF ROUTE 15, THEN THINGS ARE DONE FOR YOU. HERE’S A LOOK AT THE SNOWFALL REPORTS THAT WE’VE GOT SO FAR. DAUPHIN COUNTY ROCKVILLE THREE INCHES LEBANON CITY ITSELF. AROUND TWO INCHES WAYNESBORO IN FRANKLIN COUNTY GOT 1.2IN. AND YORK CITY, LIKE I SAID, AROUND AN INCH OF SNOW WAS REPORTED FOR YOU IN GREENCASTLE. THAT’S THE WINTER SO FAR IN FRANKLIN COUNTY, 3.2IN WAS REPORTED THERE JUST ABOUT A HALF HOUR AGO, PALMYRA, 2.1IN IN LEBANON COUNTY, CASHTOWN AROUND 0.8. SAME THING IN MANHEIM FOR LANCASTER COUNTY. SO THIS IS ALL COMING TO AN END REALLY WITHIN THE NEXT HOUR OR SO HERE. AND IT’S GOING TO BE PARTLY CLOUDY AND COLD TONIGHT. JUST BE ON THE LOOKOUT FOR A FEW SLICK SPOTS HERE. I’M NOT EXPECTING THERE TO BE WIDESPREAD PROBLEMS, BUT ANYTHING THAT’S LEFT UNTREATED IT COULD REFREEZE TONIGHT AS TEMPERATURES DROP BACK INTO THE 20S. COLD PATTERN, THOUGH, CONTINUES THIS WEEK AND NEXT WEEK. IF YOU’RE HOPING THAT THIS COLD WEATHER WAS SHORT LIVED, UNFORTUNATELY YOU’RE GOING TO HAVE TO GO FARTHER SOUTH FOR THIS BECAUSE WE’RE GOING TO BE STUCK IN THE 30S FOR A WHILE. HARRISBURG RIGHT NOW, WE’VE GOT A LOT OF CLOUDS AS THE PRECIPITATION IS COMING TO AN END. CURRENT TEMPERATURES ACROSS THE SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY, YOU CAN SEE, ARE HOVERING RIGHT AROUND THAT 32 DEGREE MARK. THIS IS WHY SOME OF YOU SAW RAIN AND OTHERS SAW SNOW. IT REALLY WAS A DIFFERENCE OF JUST A COUPLE DEGREES. THAT MADE THE DIFFERENCE HERE ACROSS THE SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY TODAY WITH THIS EVENT. AND AS WE GO THROUGH THE REST OF THE DAY, I EXPECT MOST OF YOU TO GO ABOVE FREEZING BY A FEW DEGREES RIGHT AROUND 36 FOR THAT HIGH THIS AFTERNOON. TEMPERATURES WILL DROP BACK INTO THE 30S THIS EVENING AND THEN OVERNIGHT TONIGHT INTO THE 20S. LIKE I SAID, JUST WATCH FOR A FEW SLICK SPOTS. IT’S NOT GOING TO BE WIDESPREAD, BUT ANYTHING LEFT UNTREATED WILL BE ABLE TO REFREEZE TOMORROW. PARTLY SUNNY AND COLD. IT WILL BE IN THE 30S WITH A WIND OUT OF THE NORTHWEST BECOMING SOUTHWEST 5 TO 10MPH. SO A LITTLE BIT OF A CHILL TO THE AIR THERE WITH THAT WIND. AS THIS CONTINUES TO MOVE ON OUT, THE CLOUDS WILL ALSO GO WITH IT AS WE GO INTO TONIGHT WITH A CLOUDY SKY. WEDNESDAY LOOKING DRY HERE, JUST CHILLY ACROSS THE SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY AS HIGH PRESSURE IS BACK IN CONTROL. THAT SHOULD GIVE US A LITTLE BIT MORE OF A CLEAR SKY TOMORROW AS WE GO INTO YOUR THURSDAY, WE ARE WATCHING A COLD FRONT THAT WILL APPROACH FROM THE NORTHWEST. HERE YOU CAN SEE IT DOES CROSS OVER AS WE HEAD INTO THURSDAY NIGHT AND BEHIND IT IT IS GOING TO GET COLD HERE FOR A LITTLE BIT IN THE SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY. IN FACT, HIGHS ON FRIDAY. CHECK THAT OUT. ONLY 30 DEGREES THAT IS WELL BELOW AVERAGE THERE, WHICH SHOULD BE IN THE UPPER 40S. AND SOME OF YOU ACTUALLY WILL NOT EVEN GET OUT OF THE 20S AS WE GO INTO FRIDAY. SO IT’S GOING TO BE A CHILLY END TO THE WEEK HERE. COULD SEE A FEW FLURRIES LATE FRIDAY, BUT A STORM SYSTEM WILL PASS TO THE SOUTH. IT LOOKS LIKE WE JUST MAY AGAIN GET CLIPPED BY THAT ONE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF IT. AS WE GO INTO THE WEEKEND. IT’S COLD BUT DRY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY WITH A MOSTLY CLOUDY SKY AND THEN A CHANCE FOR MAYBE SOME MORE WINTR
Snow, Sleet, & Rain Ending In South Central Pennsylvania
Precipitation will be long gone by the evening commute as our first winter storm of the season comes to an end.
Updated: 1:41 PM EST Dec 2, 2025
Good afternoon,Precipitation will end by 2 p.m., and highs will reach the mid-30s later today. Salt will be very effective at these temperatures, and roads should be slushy (north) to wet (south for the remainder of the afternoon. Winds will increase to 5-15 mph, helping to dry the roads this evening.Tonight, lows will fall to the upper 20s, so any untreated wet spots will be icy early Wednesday. However, treated surfaces should be fine.Wednesday will feature partly sunny skies and light winds as high pressure builds east. Highs will reach the upper 30s.A cold front will pass on Thursday, leading to a few flurries and much colder weather at the end of the week. Lows will plummet to the upper teens Thursday night, and Friday’s highs might not get out of the 20s in some areas!We’re watching a system that will likely slide to our south Friday evening through Friday night. It may produce flurries or light snow showers. We’ll keep you updated!Highs will be about 10 degrees below average this weekend, in the upper 30s. Look for partly to mostly cloudy skies.Next week, unseasonably cold weather continues, as highs hover in the 30s. Snow showers are possible Tuesday into Wednesday, and a chance of rain/snow showers is in the forecast Thursday.Have a great day!
Good afternoon,
Precipitation will end by 2 p.m., and highs will reach the mid-30s later today. Salt will be very effective at these temperatures, and roads should be slushy (north) to wet (south for the remainder of the afternoon. Winds will increase to 5-15 mph, helping to dry the roads this evening.
Tonight, lows will fall to the upper 20s, so any untreated wet spots will be icy early Wednesday. However, treated surfaces should be fine.
Wednesday will feature partly sunny skies and light winds as high pressure builds east. Highs will reach the upper 30s.
A cold front will pass on Thursday, leading to a few flurries and much colder weather at the end of the week. Lows will plummet to the upper teens Thursday night, and Friday’s highs might not get out of the 20s in some areas!
We’re watching a system that will likely slide to our south Friday evening through Friday night. It may produce flurries or light snow showers. We’ll keep you updated!
Highs will be about 10 degrees below average this weekend, in the upper 30s. Look for partly to mostly cloudy skies.
Next week, unseasonably cold weather continues, as highs hover in the 30s. Snow showers are possible Tuesday into Wednesday, and a chance of rain/snow showers is in the forecast Thursday.
Have a great day!