Pennsylvania wakes to a brisk wind sweeping across the ridges, carrying light flakes that swirl through the gray early-morning sky. Pavement looks damp and cold, and every gust hints at a fast-changing pattern that travelers will need to watch as the weekend builds.
Snow showers continue through the first half of today, with temperatures holding near the mid-30s. West winds gusting near 30 mph may drop visibility at times, especially on exposed stretches of I-80 and Route 322. Keep coats ready and leave extra room for braking on shaded backroads. The National Weather Service notes that any accumulation should stay under a half-inch, but slick patches may still form where light bursts develop.
By this afternoon, the sky brightens and winds ease a bit, though the air stays crisp. Friday night turns colder with lows in the low-20s. Saturday brings calmer conditions—mostly sunny and seasonably cool—which should help residents finish outdoor cleanup or set up early holiday décor before wetter weather returns.
Meteorologists now track a Sunday rain/snow mix arriving between mid-morning and early afternoon. A quick burst of snow may start the day, then shift toward a chilly rain as highs reach the low-40s. Another light changeover back to snow is possible late in the day as temperatures slip toward freezing. Accumulation looks minor, but wet roads and reduced visibility may affect anyone wrapping up Post-Thanksgiving travel.
Sunday night turns mostly cloudy and colder, setting up a typical late-fall transition into next week. Models hint at a cooler pattern from December 2–6, with a few early-winter snow chances possible along the Allegheny Front.
