Rain overspreads primarily along/north of I-80 today, cold front brings rain on Monday morning; highest rainfall amounts in northwest PA
Subfreezing temperatures in northeast PA this afternoon could result in several hours of icing potential, Winter Weather Advisory valid 1PM Sunday to 1AM Monday
Strong cold front bring gusty winds, plummeting temperatures, and reinvigoration of lake effect snow Monday evening through the New Year
Very strong winds (gusts 60+ mph) likely in the Laurel Highlands Monday night into Tuesday; High Wind Watch valid 10AM Monday to 1PM Tuesday. Widespread 40-55 mph gusts elsewhere, future wind products likely
Lake effect snow continues for much of the upcoming week, highest totals in northwest PA (3-6"+ possible) and the Laurels (a few inches possible)
Sharply colder with wind chills in the +/- single digits and teens each morning this week starting Tuesday