An urgent Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for 15 counties across Pennsylvania, as forecasters warn of widespread snowfall, hazardous travel conditions, and potentially dangerous commutes from Wednesday into early Thursday.
The advisories were released Tuesday afternoon by the National Weather Service, with regional offices in State College, Pittsburgh, and Cleveland coordinating forecasts for central, western, and northwestern parts of the state.
Snowfall Timing and Expected Impacts
According to the National Weather Service, snow will begin Wednesday morning to early afternoon, depending on location, and persist through the overnight hours. Total accumulations are expected to range between 2 and 5 inches, with brief periods of heavier
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