By Alex Sosnowski, Expert Senior Meteorologist
February 11,2014; 8:01PM,EST
A southern storm will bring heavy snow and major disruptions to travel and daily activities around Harrisburg, Pa., Wednesday night through Thursday.
The storm has the potential to bring the heaviest snowfall of the winter to much of the region.
Expect flight delays and cancellations to increase ahead of the winter storm into Wednesday as it hits southern hubs.
Cold, dry weather is in store for the local area through Wednesday afternoon.
Snow will spread over the region from south to north Wednesday night.
Many areas over south-central and southeastern Pennsylvania and neighboring Maryland are likely to receive a foot of snow from the storm. A few locations may get more.
Blowing and drifting snow Thursday into Thursday night will add to cleanup issues and travel difficulties.
The snow will depart Thursday night, but disruptions to travel and daily activities may continue on Valentine's Day.
RELATED:
Detailed Harrisburg Forecast
Harrisburg Interactive Weather Radar
AccuWeather.com Snowfall Forecast Map: Major Winter Storm to Hammer DC to Philly, NYC and Boston
Tune in to AccuWeather Live Mornings every weekday at 8 a.m. and noon EST. We will be talking about the winter storm slated for Wednesday night and Thursday.
On Social Media
Snowstorm Carolinas to Maine
Bernie Rayno has the latest on the snowstorm that will impact millions in the Northeast.
AccuWeather.com
breakingweather
0.15" of sleet mixing with freezing rain and numerous crashes in Morehouse Parish, LA, law enforcement reported.
AccuWeather.com
breakingweather
Watch "AccuWeather LIVE" now as we discuss the Southern ice storm and the major snow storm for the Northeast: ow.ly/twIzT
Milder Weather Could Melt Snow in Sochi
The remaining events of the 2014 Winter Olympics could be impacted Wedne
No comments:
Post a Comment