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The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory that includes Lehigh, Northampton and Upper Bucks counties for rain turning to snow overnight Wednesday and early Thursday. The advisory will be in effect from 3 to 11 a.m. Thursday.
Although the icy glaze weather forecasters feared would create slick conditions Wednesday morning failed to materialize, there will be another opportunity for potentially disruptive wintry weather to occur later this week, they said.
It’s been a quiet season so far in terms of winter weather in the Lehigh Valley, but that could change Wednesday morning, when light freezing rain could make roads treacherous.
If you’re tired of snow, the good news is that a warm-up is on the way. The bad news is that before temperatures begin to rise, another round of snow is also expected.
If you’re tired of snow, the latest weather forecast will hold no joy for you. That’s because it predicts another round of the white stuff, which if it materializes will become the third accumulating snowfall in the area within the last week.
Calling the situation “unfair, frustrating” and “terrible,” Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf announced his decision to put many activities in Pennsylvania on pause for approximately three weeks to help stop the surge in coronavirus cases in the state.
In the wake of Tuesday’s snowstorm, winter continued its assault of Saucon Valley Wednesday, with a one-two punch of severe weather. A snow squall in the afternoon was followed by an invastion of bitterly cold Arctic air and gusty winds.
The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory and increased its forecast snowfall totals for the Lehigh Valley for Tuesday, when hazardous conditions created by the precipitation could affect local commuters headed to work and school.
Are you planning to prepare a big green salad for your Thanksgiving dinner table? If you have already purchased romaine lettuce to use in it, food safety officials want you to throw it out.
Winter is coming to an end, but it’s not quite over. The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory for 2-4 inches of snow Monday evening and Tuesday morning.