Parts of eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey may see their first frost of the season early this week. But highs in the 70s also await The National Weather Service is looking at overnight Monday and early Tuesday as the best chance for frost this week, at least in some spots. Continue reading on Lehigh Valley Live
This is central Pennsylvania’s driest May on record, according to data from the National Weather Service. The Harrisburg area received just 0.19 inches of rain so far this May, more than 3.5 inches less than average for the month and five inches less than average so far this year. Continue reading on ABC27
The National Weather Service has issued a statement highlighting an elevated risk of fires for Tuesday. The same conditions were in place on Monday and we had a couple brush fires in the Susquehanna Valley. Continue reading on WGAL
Icy and windy weather is likely across central Pennsylvania Monday afternoon through early Tuesday, forecasters said. Snow could start to fall before 3 p.m., and could be followed by sleet and freezing rain showers between 3–5 p.m., the National Weather Service said. Continue reading on Penn Live
The National Weather Service is warning multiple counties in Central Pennsylvania of the elevated risks of wildfires. Counties throughout Pennsylvania are being warned of the elevated risks on Monday, Feb. 13 due to specific weather conditions. Continue reading on WTAJ
There is dense fog in some parts of south-central Pennsylvania this morning. The National Weather Service has issued a dense fog advisory until 9 a.m. for the following Susquehanna Valley counties: Juniata County Mifflin County Visibility may drop to a quarter mile or less. Fog is possible elsewhere, but visibility is not as low. … Read more
The weather is increasingly getting colder and may feel more like winter this weekend than fall. That could culminate in some Friday afternoon snow showers, the National Weather Service said. Highs will barely reach the low 40s Thursday and Friday, and will only peak in the mid to upper 30s this weekend, the National Weather Service said. … Read more
Sunshine will grace central Pennsylvania for nearly all of the next five days, forecasters said Other than a slight chance of some Saturday night and Sunday showers, the forecast for the next few days is dry and uneventful, according to the National Weather Service. Continue reading on PennLive.com