By Kristina Pydynowski, Senior Meteorologist
February 15,2015; 9:07PM,EST
Yet another snow event is on the horizon for Harrisburg following a frigid start to the new week.
While there will be less in the way of harsh winds, the bitter cold will continue into Monday. Temperatures will be held roughly 20 degrees below normal despite some sunshine.
The cold will set the stage for yet another winter storm to return snow Monday night through Tuesday morning.
While the heaviest snow is expected toward Washington, D.C., and Philadelphia, enough snow to cause some headaches for travelers and disruptions to daily routines will fall.
Slow travel will result as area roads and interstates become slick, while airline passengers should prepare for flight delays and cancellations. That is the case even in the afternoon after the snow has departed due to the resultant ripple effect from the local airport and from the major airports in the Northeast.
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The snowstorm will be followed by a couple of snow showers on Wednesday before yet another bitter blast of arctic air arrives for the second half of the week.
Amid that cold blast, record lows will be challenged more than once.
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