The Pennsylvania Weather Podcast

Your evening Pennsylvania weather update Active thunderstorms are pushing across Pennsylvania this afternoon with Special Weather Statements issued for multiple areas. Doppler radar shows strong storms near Huntingdon moving east at 20 miles per hour. And another cell southeast of Lewistown tracking northeast at 25 miles per hour.

Your morning Pennsylvania weather update Rain returns to Pennsylvania tonight, with showers developing statewide after 8 P.M. and continuing through the early morning hours. Here comes a 90 percent chance of rain between midnight and 6 A.M.

Your midday Pennsylvania weather update Freeze and frost conditions are gripping Pennsylvania this Tuesday morning, with temperatures dipping into the low 30s across much of the state. These cold conditions could damage sensitive plants and newly sprouted gardens, so protective measures are essential before sunrise. Starting with a chilly 52 degrees around 4 A.M., temperatures will gradually climb through the morning hours.

Your evening Pennsylvania weather update Frost and freeze alerts are blanketing Pennsylvania tonight, with temperatures plummeting into the upper 20s and low 30s across much of the state. This cold snap means tender plants and early garden vegetables need protection before sunset. Right now we're sitting at 47 degrees, but don't expect it to last.

Your midday Pennsylvania weather update Multiple frost and freeze alerts are in effect across Pennsylvania this Monday, with 26 weather alerts currently active. The most serious concerns are concentrated in the northwestern mountains where temperatures will plummet to near 30 degrees overnight. This Monday starts mild but don't let that fool you into putting away the winter gear just yet.

Your morning Pennsylvania weather update Frost advisories blanket much of Pennsylvania this Monday morning, with 28 alerts in effect as temperatures dip into the low thirties across northern and western counties. These cold conditions pose a significant threat to sensitive vegetation and any early plantings you might have started. This morning starts chilly with temperatures hovering around 46 degrees.

Your evening Pennsylvania weather update Pennsylvania's dealing with multiple freeze and frost alerts tonight, with eight weather alerts currently active statewide. Northern mountain areas could see temperatures plummet to 30 degrees, while valleys May experience frost formation with lows around 34. This afternoon's pleasant 73-degree high around 7 P.M.

Your midday Pennsylvania weather update Multiple weather alerts are in effect across Pennsylvania today, with Freeze Watches and Frost Advisories posted for several regions as unseasonably cold air settles in for the coming days. While today stays mild, significant changes arrive tonight. This Sunday starts pleasant with morning temperatures in the 60s, climbing to a high near 79 degrees around 4 P.M.

Your morning Pennsylvania weather update Dense fog is blanketing much of Pennsylvania this morning, with visibility dropping to a quarter mile or less in many areas. The Dense Fog Advisory remains in effect, creating hazardous driving conditions across multiple regions. This Sunday starts mild but foggy, with temperatures climbing from the low 60s this morning to around 80 degrees by 3 P.M.

Your morning Pennsylvania weather update We're tracking a wet Saturday across Pennsylvania with thunderstorms developing this morning and continuing through the evening hours. The National Weather Service has increased rain chances significantly, so keep those umbrellas handy. Starting this morning, we'll see light rain and showers moving in around 9 A.M.

Your evening Pennsylvania weather update Rain moves through Pennsylvania this Friday afternoon, with the heaviest downpours expected between now and 7 P.M. We're tracking a typical spring weather pattern that's bringing widespread showers and a marginal risk of thunderstorms statewide. Starting this morning around 8 A.M., rain began developing across western portions of the state and has been steadily pushing eastward.

Your midday Pennsylvania weather update A typical Pennsylvania spring weather pattern is setting up for your Friday, with morning rain giving way to clearing skies and breezy conditions this afternoon. The fog that's been hanging around north of I-80 this morning will lift as rain moves in. Rain develops statewide around 8 A.M., becoming steadiest between 10 A.M.

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Your evening Pennsylvania weather update Frost advisories are in effect across Pennsylvania tonight, with temperatures dropping as low as 34 degrees in the western and northern Alleghenies. These cold conditions will create widespread frost formation that could damage sensitive plants and early garden vegetation. This morning starts chilly with temperatures bottoming out around 48 degrees near 5 A.M.

Your midday Pennsylvania weather update A Frost Advisory is in effect for much of Pennsylvania tonight, with temperatures dropping as low as 34 degrees in some areas. This includes an expanded warning area now covering Clearfield and Tioga Counties, where frost formation is expected after midnight. Today starts cool with temperatures in the low 50s this morning, climbing steadily through the afternoon to reach 66 degrees around 4 P.M.

Your morning Pennsylvania weather update Frost advisories are in effect across much of Pennsylvania tonight as temperatures drop into the mid-30s. The National Weather Service has expanded the advisory to include Clearfield and Tioga Counties, with frost formation expected after midnight. This Thursday starts chilly with temperatures in the low 40s around sunrise.

Good evening! I'm Aaron Jolly. And welcome to the Pennsylvania Weather Podcast. It's Sunday, February 22nd. And folks, this is the big one. A historic winter storm is hammering the state right now. Snow is already falling. And the worst is still ahead. Let me walk you through it. Down in Southeast PA, Philly, Lancaster, Berks County, you're under a Blizzard Warning. Snow cranks up to two inches an hour by 5 P.M. And doesn't quit until well after midnight. Totals? Twelve to twenty inches. Winds gusting to 45 miles an hour will create total whiteouts. You'll want to be home and staying put. This storm shuts roads down. Push west into Central PA. State College, Harrisburg, the Laurel Highlands. You're looking at six to twelve inches under a Winter Storm Warning. Peak intensity hits between 5 P.M. And 2 A.M. Northwest winds will pile snow into drifts overnight. Monday morning's commute? Brutal. Over in Western PA, Pittsburgh and Erie catch the lighter side. Three to six inches, with lake effect tacking on a few more near Erie. Gusts near 30 miles an hour will cut visibility on I-80 and I-90. Here's what matters tonight. Charge your phones now. Heavy wet snow plus 45 mile an hour gusts equals downed trees and power lines. If you're in the southeast, you could lose power. Have flashlights ready and fill a bathtub for flushing water. This isn't a drill. By Monday, snow tapers off around noon. But bitter cold rushes in behind it. Highs barely touch 20 degrees. Wind chills near zero. Now the week ahead tells quite a story. Tuesday brings a clipper with another one to three inches north of I-80. Wednesday turns slushy with a rain and snow mix. Thursday? Another system, rain changing to snow, especially in the Poconos. But here's the plot twist. By Saturday, sunshine returns with highs near 50 degrees. After tonight, that'll feel like July. Right now though, check on your neighbors. Especially the elderly ones. That's the Pennsylvania thing to do. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow. Take care!

Good evening, folks! I'm Aaron Jolly, and welcome to the Pennsylvania Weather Podcast for Saturday, February 21st. Here's the deal. Today was a trick. Sunny skies, highs near 48 degrees in the southeast, mid 40s everywhere else. Beautiful, right? Enjoy it tonight, because a monster is coming. A powerful coastal low is barreling toward us, and by Sunday morning, it takes over. This storm has blizzard written all over it. Let's start in the southeast. Philly and the Delaware Valley, you're ground zero. Light rain or snow sneaks in around 18 degrees A.M. By Sunday afternoon, heavy snow buries everything. We're talking 8 to 12 inches by Monday. Winds gusting to 40 miles an hour. That's blizzard territory. Travel could become flat out impossible. Now head west toward Harrisburg and State College. Snow starts light but gets serious by late morning. Six to 10 inches are likely. The Laurel Highlands could see a full foot. Northwest winds will whip that snow into drifts that'll swallow your mailbox. Out in Pittsburgh and Erie, snow arrives later but hangs around longer. Four to 18 degrees inches total. Erie gets bonus lake effect fluff on top. Monday the snow tapers, but winds howl at 25 to 35 miles an hour. Highs barely crack the mid 30s. Wind chills make it feel like the teens. Your shovel's getting a workout. Here's your heads up for the week ahead. Tuesday brings partly sunny skies but only low 30s. Wednesday? Another round of light snow or rain, because Pennsylvania never lets you relax. Thursday and Friday finally warm into the 40s with scattered showers. If you've got Sunday plans, cancel them. Stock up tonight. Charge your devices. This is the real deal. One more thing. If this forecast helped you prepare, share it with a neighbor. That's how we look out for each other. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow. Stay safe out there!