State College, PA – A significant lake-effect snowstorm is set to blanket Warren County this weekend, with snowfall totals reaching up to five inches by Sunday afternoon. The National Weather Service has issued a Lake Effect Snow Warning, cautioning residents to prepare for hazardous travel and rapidly changing conditions.
The warning, in effect until 1 p.m. Sunday, highlights the potential for slippery roadways and sudden visibility drops. Snowfall will vary significantly across the region, with localized bands creating heavier accumulation. Travelers along major routes, including Route 6, are urged to drive cautiously and keep emergency supplies, such as flashlights, water, and non-perishable food, in their vehicles.
Temperatures are expected to remain cold, with lows near 18°F Saturday night and daytime highs reaching 25°F on Sunday. Winds gusting up to 20 mph may further reduce visibility in snow bands.
Residents should monitor local forecasts and consider limiting travel during peak snowfall periods. According to officials, the storm could create treacherous conditions across Warren County and surrounding areas.
Stay updated by checking the latest weather reports and road conditions via 511. Preparing now can help ensure safety as this winter storm impacts the area.
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