State College, PA – A winter storm is expected to drop 4–6 inches of snow across central Pennsylvania on Sunday. Residents should prepare for slick roads and hazardous travel conditions.
According to the National Weather Service, the storm will begin Sunday morning and continue into the evening. Cities including Harrisburg, York, Lancaster, and Gettysburg are in the watch area. As temperatures fall into the 20s late in the day, roads, bridges, and overpasses will likely become dangerously slick.
The snowfall could vary depending on the storm’s exact track. Slight shifts in its path may lead to significant changes in snow accumulation.
Authorities urge residents to monitor updated forecasts and plan for potential travel disruptions. Snowfall and icy conditions may persist throughout Sunday, making travel especially challenging during the day and evening hours.
Prepare by checking vehicles, stocking emergency kits, and staying informed. If possible, avoid non-essential travel.
Stay tuned to local updates for more information as the storm approaches.
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