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Forecast isn’t helping firefighters in Morgan County

BERKELEY SPRING, W.Va. — While much of West Virginia has seen rainfall in the past couple of days, the place which needs it the most remains dry with winds picking up. “We’re starting to get some wind. We had a small amount (of rain) yesterday, but that’s been it and there’s no rain in the forecast for days,” said Marshall Younker, Communications Director for the Morgan County Office of Emergency Management.

Morgan County, WV · 16h
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Centre Daily Times

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Can Centre County expect its first snowfall this weekend? What to know

Centre County has enjoyed an unusually warm fall, but that appears to be coming to an end — at least for a weekend. Temperatures in the State College area are predicted to approach freezing Friday night and dip below freezing at around 26 degrees Saturday night. But, despite early forecast models that prematurely predicted several inches of snow, AccuWeather meteorologist Alex DaSilva said there likely won’t be any significant snowfall in Happy Valley. It’s still possible, DaSilva said, that State College might technically record its first snowfall of the year Friday into Saturday. But, with minimal precipitation, he’s projecting it would likely amount to one-tenth of an inch or a trace of snow, the latter of which would technically not qualify as the season’s first snowfall because it must be a measurable amount. “I’m not ruling that out,” DaSilva told the CDT, referring to a measurable one-tenth of an inch. “I just don’t think people should expect to wake up Saturday morning, look outside and see white.” Last year, the first measurable snowfall came Nov. 10 at a half-inch. In 2024, it was Nov. 24. And, in 2023, it was Halloween on Oct. 31. If locals don’t experience a measurable

Centre County, PA · 2d

Country Herald

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Central Pennsylvania Weather Alert: State College, PA Snow Mix Near I-80 Nov 13-18

State College, PA – Wet snowflakes, cold pavement and temperatures near freezing are bringing an early taste of winter to central Pennsylvania, with higher elevations facing the greatest chance of light snow accumulation.

State College, PA · 22h

Franklin County Free Press

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Weather Update for Franklin County 11/13/2026

Chambersburg and Franklin County can expect a cool, mostly cloudy Friday, November 13, with a chance of morning rain or snow showers. Sunshine and warmer afternoons return next week. Today, Friday: Highs in the mid-40s, with a 50% chance of morning precipitation. North winds of 10–15 mph could gust to...

Franklin County, PA · 20h
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First Accumulating Snow in Pennsylvania as Rain Changes to Snow Thursday Night

The first accumulating snow of the season is looking for higher elevations of northern Pennsylvania as a storm moves through Thursday. The National Weather Service in State College says rain will change to snow Thursday night, with the best chance in the northeast counties. A coating to 2 inches. In...

Pennsylvania · 2d

Newswatch 16

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Northeast braces for first snowfall of the season

Pennsylvania · 2d

FOX 29 Philadelphia

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Tornado, severe storm leaves trail of destruction in Delaware, PA

Newark, DE · 1d

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First Winter Weather Advisory Issued for 4 Counties in Pennsylvania as It Brings Up to 4 Inches

A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for 4 counties in northern Pennsylvania as the first snow of the season arrives Thursday night. NWS State College says Potter, Tioga, northern Lycoming and Sullivan counties could see up to 2 inches of snow, with locally up to 4 inches. Timing and...

Pennsylvania · 1d

Centre Daily Times

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Meteor shower may bring ‘incredible fireballs' over PA. Here's when to look up

An upcoming meteor shower peaking over Pennsylvania soon is known for producing bright fireballs, and the ideal viewing period will be longer than usual. The Northern Taurids peak around Wednesday to Thursday , but a longer peak means any night the second week of November will offer good viewing opportunities, AccuWeather meteorologist Brian Lada told the Centre Daily Times in a recent email. “Unlike most meteor showers that peak over the course of one or two nights, both of the Taurids have longer, drawn out peaks that last about a week,” Lada said. The Southern Taurids peaked in early November. Because the Northern Taurids have a longer peak, Lada advised stargazers to choose the night with the best weather to stargaze. State College stargazers can expect clear skies Tuesday night before patchy fog begins after 1 a.m. The rest of the week is expected to bring mostly cloudy skies with some rain in the evenings, according to the National Weather Service. “The Taurids are also known for producing fireballs, which are incredibly bright meteors that can briefly be as bright as a full moon,” Lada said. “Not every meteor will be one of these incredible fireballs, but it adds intrigue

Pennsylvania · 3d

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Pennsylvania braces for its first snow as a storm intensifies

Pennsylvania is headed for its first taste of winter this week. A strengthening coastal storm will spread rain across the state from Wednesday night into today, before colder air changes rain to snow in parts of the state tonight. Forecasters say it does not look like a blockbuster snowstorm for most of the state.

Pennsylvania · 1d

Tampa Free Press TFP

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First Wintry Blast Could Bring Accumulating Snow And Slick Roads Across The Northeast

First Wintry Blast (AccuWeather) Higher elevations across the Northeast could see the season’s first accumulating...

West Virginia · 3d

NorthcentralPA.com

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PennDOT warns travelers to be alert for northern snow squalls

Montoursville, Pa. — With potential wintery weather forecasted in parts of northern Pennsylvania, PennDOT is reminding drivers to slow down, pay attention, and use caution on area roads, especially during snow squalls or low-visibility conditions that may occur. Drivers always should be alert for sudden squalls which can strike with little or no warning and quickly cause roads to become snow covered. Heavy squalls also can cause whiteout conditions, virtually eliminating a driver’s visibility. Additionally, falling temperatures and blowing and drifting snow can cause icy areas on roads, including overpasses and bridges. The National Weather Service issues Snow Squall Warnings to alert drivers of potentially hazardous travel. If you receive a Snow Squall Warning, delay travel or exit the highway at the next opportunity. While avoiding or delaying unnecessary travel during winter storms is the safest choice, PennDOT offers this advice if drivers must travel and encounter snow squalls or blowing or drifting snow: Slow down gradually and drive at a speed that suits conditions.Turn on your headlights. If caught in a snow squall, turn on your hazard lights.Stay in your lane and increase your following distance.Stay alert, keep looking as far ahead as possible and be patient.Do not drive

Pennsylvania · 1d

WBRE

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Pennsylvania weather: Rain changes to snow tonight into Friday morning

(WBRE/WYOU) — An area of low pressure will bring periods of rain to the region, some steady to heavy at times. Lighter rainfall amounts will be in central PA, with higher amounts over NEPA. In addition, a rumble of thunder or two is possible over far eastern PA. Highs in the lower 50s. Temperatures fall […]

Pennsylvania · 1d

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DCNR unveils 30-year Climate Action Plan in Spring Mills

SPRING MILLS — State Dept. of Conservation and Natural Resources Secretary Cindy Adams Dunn on Tuesday, Nov. 10 unveiled a new Climate Action Plan at the Mira Lloyd Dock Resource Conservation Center in Spring Mills. The Mira Lloyd Dock Resource Conservation Center began as a small forest nursery in...

Spring Mills, PA · 2d

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Timing out rain, snow, and chilly air to start a stinker of a weekend

The doomiest and gloomiest part of the work week is upon us. After widespread rain moved out yesterday, a regime of clouds, lake-effect, and chill has set in. A band of rain and snow showers has already set up to our west, with another band likely getting its act together to our east. With our current thinking, the eastern-based band could make marginal impacts over northwest Pennsylvania between mid-morning and the mid-afternoon, including for folks in Mercer and Lawrence Counties. For everyone, cloudy skies will persist with a northwesterly breeze keeping highs down in the low 40s.

Mercer County, PA · 22h

Country Herald

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Pennsylvania-West Virginia Snow Alert Today: Lake-Effect Showers Through Sunday Nov 15

Lake-effect rain and snow showers continue through Sunday, with mountain ridges facing the most accumulation.

Pittsburgh, PA · 1d

The Spun

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U.S. Issues 'Tornado Watch' For Three Major States Tonight

The U.S. issued a watch tonight.

Pennsylvania · 1d

PennLive.com

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Severe weather: Tornado, thunderstorm alerts issued for eastern Pa.

A couple of eastern Pennsylvania counties are under a tornado watch until this evening, according to the National Weather Service in State College. The alert is in effect until 7 p.m. and covers an area just east of Lancaster County. It includes Berks, Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Lehigh, Montogomery, Northampton and Philadelphia counties.

Lancaster County, PA · 1d

The Weather Channel

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Nor’easter rain persists along I-95 with snow in interior Northeast

The system delivered severe weather to parts of the Northeast on Thursday, including a tornado in Delaware.

New York · 23h

Country Herald

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Pennsylvania-New Jersey Storm Alert Nov. 12: Hail, Tornado Risk

Philadelphia, South Jersey and Delaware face a Level 1 severe weather risk Thursday afternoon.

Philadelphia, PA · 1d