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Snowfall from nor'easter: How much did central Pennsylvania get? - Vimarsana News

Snowfall from nor'easter: How much did central Pennsylvania get?

York Daily Record 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. Harrisburg International Airport set a couple of records with the storm. It broke the daily record for Dec. 16 with 9.3 inches, the National Weather Service says. The old record was 6 inches in 1973. The storm ranked fourth for...

Update on the nor'easter: Inch predictions, timing and Jim Cantore's in Pa. - Vimarsana News

Update on the nor'easter: Inch predictions, timing and Jim Cantore's in Pa.

Update on the nor'easter: Inch predictions, timing and Jim Cantore's in Pa. Teresa Boeckel, York Daily Record © National Weather Service The latest snow map from the National Weather Service shows that most of central Pennsylvania is receiving a foot to 18 inches of snow. One swath shows 18 to 24 inches, including parts of Adams and Franklin counties. Update at 5 p.m.: Heavy snow is falling in the region, and that's expected to continue through about 7 p.m. said Mike Jurewicz, meteorologist with the National Weather Service. Sleet might mix in later this evening, which woul...

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Nor'easter in central Pennsylvania: Latest on the timing, inches predicted, Jim Cantore in Bethlehem and more - Vimarsana News

Nor'easter in central Pennsylvania: Latest on the timing, inches predicted, Jim Cantore in Bethlehem and more

Residents of central Pennsylvania can expect to see a big difference in the inch count, depending on where they live. Those who live in southern York and Adams counties might see 4 to 6 inches while residents in the northern end could receive a foot, Jurewicz said. Franklin County remains in the 12-inch to 18-inch range, and Lebanon County can expect to see about 15 inches.  The storm is expected to be over by the predawn hours on Thursday. Reported earlier today: A nor'easter has arrived in central Pennsylvania, and it's expected to drop more than a foot in most areas with up to 2 feet pos...