Large storm system moves across South-Central Pennsylvania
A storm system bringing soaking rain and gusting winds to South-Central Pennsylvania could switch over to snow.Rain, snow timing Winds pick up Sunday night and the rain intensifies.As the back half of the storm moves through, cold air pushes in. Sunday night and into Monday morning, the falling temperatures could switch the rain over to snow. Snow accumulations may be a coating to 2 inches, but lying in the grass. Road surfaces should be warm. The higher elevations of the Susquehanna Valley have the highest chances. By 9 a.m. Monday, the system should move out and we may get some peeks of sunshine.Weather threatsMinor flooding.Power outages.Minor snow accumulations, especially to the northwest.Impact PeriodSunday night into Monday morning is an Impact Period, meaning the weather could disrupt your normal daily routine or plans. Check live conditions We’re monitoring conditions on our Sky Cam Network. You can watch a live feed from our Harrisburg Sky Cam below.The WGAL News 8 Storm Team will continue to track this active storm system. Stay with us – download the WGAL app – iPhone | Android – and stay weather aware. WGAL winter weather toolsCLOSINGS: See if schools, businesses or organizations have closed or delayed.RADAR: Track snow, sleet or freezing rain with WGAL’s interactive radar.ROADS: Check for crashes and backups with our interactive map.LOCATION-BASED ALERTS: Activate our customized weather alerts.Below: Watch WGAL’s extended winter weather outlook.
A storm system bringing soaking rain and gusting winds to South-Central Pennsylvania could switch over to snow.
Rain, snow timing
- Winds pick up Sunday night and the rain intensifies.
- As the back half of the storm moves through, cold air pushes in. Sunday night and into Monday morning, the falling temperatures could switch the rain over to snow.
- Snow accumulations may be a coating to 2 inches, but lying in the grass. Road surfaces should be warm. The higher elevations of the Susquehanna Valley have the highest chances.
- By 9 a.m. Monday, the system should move out and we may get some peeks of sunshine.
Weather threats
- Minor flooding.
- Power outages.
- Minor snow accumulations, especially to the northwest.
Impact Period
Sunday night into Monday morning is an Impact Period, meaning the weather could disrupt your normal daily routine or plans.
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Check live conditions
We’re monitoring conditions on our Sky Cam Network.
You can watch a live feed from our Harrisburg Sky Cam below.
The WGAL News 8 Storm Team will continue to track this active storm system. Stay with us – download the WGAL app – iPhone | Android – and stay weather aware.
WGAL winter weather tools
Below: Watch WGAL’s extended winter weather outlook.