State College, PA – A powerful Arctic air mass will grip Pennsylvania starting Sunday, bringing dangerous cold, high winds, and icy conditions. Residents should prepare for subzero wind chills, potential power outages, and hazardous travel through early next week.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS), a Winter Weather Advisoryremains in effect until Sunday morning, warning of up to two inches of snow and ice accumulation. Freezing rain could create slick roads and travel disruptions. A High Wind Watch follows Sunday afternoon into Monday, with gusts up to 60 mphexpected. High-profile vehicles and Interstate 80 travelers should prepare for strong crosswinds and possible road closures.
By Washington’s Birthday, highs will struggle to reach the mid-20s, while overnight lows drop to single digits. Wind chills may fall below zero, making outdoor exposure dangerous. The cold persists through midweek, with another chance of snow Wednesday into Thursday.
Residents should secure loose objects, charge electronics, and prepare for possible outages. Limit travel and dress in layers if heading outside. Stay tuned for updated forecasts as conditions evolve.
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