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Lancaster County could see four to eight inches of snow fall from Wednesday to Friday, according to AccuWeather forecasts.

York Airport records far colder temperatures than the rest of the area. Here's why. Teresa Boeckel, York Daily Record © Paul Kuehnel, York Daily Record The National Weather Service maintains this weather station at York Airport in Jackson Township. The airport records low temperatures on cold, calm nights. The readings are often far lower than others around the region. It's a microclimate, said Eric Horst, director of the Weather Information Center at Millersville University. Cold air drains into a low flat spot from surrounding hills. Note: This story was first published i...

© Geoff Forester/Concord Monitor A homeowner digs out the family driveway in New Hampshire so his son could get to work on Thursday morning, December 17, 2020. Times are changing. The mid-latitudes are cooling. The snowpack is building. Thanks, in no small part, to a slumbering Sun. Record-busting snow buried the Northeast United States Wednesday and Thursday this week as a mass of brutal Arctic air rode south on the back of a weak and wavy "meridional" jet stream flow. Centre County, Pennsylvania was overwhelmed Wednesday by more than a foot of unprecedented pow-pow. State College was hit b...

How much snow did central Pennsylvania get from December storm? Teresa Boeckel, York Daily Record © National Weather Service Snowfall totals are starting to come in. How much did you receive in your area? Snowfall totals are starting to come in, with one spot in Franklin County receiving a foot of snow. However, some of the inch counts were reported while the precipitation was still falling. The National Weather Service is still receiving reports of inch totals, and the information will be updated later in the day, lead meteorologist Greg DeVoir said. Williamsport broke a ...

Some of central Pa. didn’t get as much snow as predicted: Here’s why Updated Dec 17, 2020; Facebook Share So why was that? The short answer is: wind. National Weather Service meteorologist Greg DeVoir told PennLive that the amount of snow forecasters expected landed, but not over the area they originally expected. Forecasters called for heavy bands of snow to drop between two and four inches an hour between Adams and Schuylkill counties. However, these bands migrated further north before the Harrisburg area could get anywhere close to the 24 inches thought possible. By Wednesday morning,...