Saturday, December 29, 2012
The National Weather Service is calling for one to four inches of snow Saturday in Levittown.
A winter weather advisory has been issued for Saturday as a winter weather system chugs toward the Levittown region. Between one to four inches of snow are expected to fall Saturday, the National Weather Service's Mount Holly, N.J. office said late Friday. Several area TV stations are predicting two to four inches. The winter weather advisory says snow is expected to start mid-morning. The advisory is in effect from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. "This system is expected to intensify as it moves away Saturday night. Blustery conditions are therefore expected late Saturday night and Sunday," a briefing package distributed to local emergency planners by the NWS read. Municipal and state road crews were seen spraying brine and placing rock salt on local …
Thursday, December 13, 2012
Forecasters are keeping a close eye on long range weather patterns that could turn into snow next week and into the holidays. One model shows a historic-level snow storm.
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Thursday, December 13, 2012
It could be much more than a White Christmas; one weather model shows the poential for a storm that could bring two feet of snow next week. Accuweather says it is watching a possibly snowy, colder weather pattern for next week and into the holidays. "Our forecast tools continue to show the potential for several storm systems that could track from the South to the East from next week through the holiday," the weather service says in this website post. The Eastern Pa. Weather Authority says a potentially "monstrous" storm is showing up on a European weather model, according to its Facebook page: Update on next week's storm potential.... this is as monstrous of a storm you can get just about, as modeled on today's 12z European model run. This…
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
The lower portion of Bucks County was sparred the worst of the weather.
Light snow blanketed pockets of grass at Core Creek Park in Middletown by afternoon on Tuesday. While much of the area missed the inch plus of snow that some TV forecasters called for, the northern parts of the area received a fresh coating of wet snow. Major roads were just wet and some side streets were dotted with patches of snow and slush. Highways like I-95, Route 1 and Route 13 remained free of snow and all schools operated on normal schedules. Parts of the central and northern section of the county received a healthier coating of snow. The National Weather Service's Mount Holly office is calling for rain and snow to continue throughout the rest of the afternoon and diminish after sundown. Little to no additional accumulation is …
Monday, November 26, 2012
The National Weather Service has issued hazardous weather outlook for tonight and Tuesday.
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Monday, November 26, 2012
You may be waking up Tuesday to see some snow on the ground. The National Weather Service reports that Bucks and Montgomery can expect about an inch of snow overnight - enough to make Tuesday's commute slippery. The Hazardous Weather Outlook posted by NWS states that an additional inch or so could accumulate Tuesday, possibly mixed with rain. Any remaining snow will probably be washed away by afternoon rain. Here's the NWS forecast:
Saturday, October 29, 2011
A warning from the National Weather Service said the snow will taper off around midnight.
A winter storm warning is in effect throughout Bucks and Montgomery counties until early Sunday morning, according to the National Weather Service. The warning remains in effect until 2 a.m. on Sunday, with the snow slowing around midnight. Four to 10 inches of snow is expected to accumulate, according to the weather service, with the accumulation being highest in the northern parts of the counties. Additionally, temperature will be around or just below freezing this evening, which will cause icy spots on the road and sidewalks. If you must venture out, the weather service urges you use extra care. Because of the early winter weather, PECO has reported many power outages throughout Bucks County. As of 6:30 p.m., more than 3,500 customers …
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Snowfall Preparations In Full Force
The Tullytown mayor’s office declared a limited state of emergency on Tuesday. The snow emergency was in effect from 10 p.m. Tuesday through 2 p.m. Wednesday. Officials from the Tullytown Borough of Emergency Management said all available data indicated severe winter weather the area. Read more about what the National Weather Service predicted. All residents were required to remove vehicles from the roads and all snow emergency routes. Temporary off street parking locations were available at Tullytown Fire Company, Tullytown Catering and Walt Disney Elementary school parking lots. Snowfall preparations were in full force Tuesday as residents gathered necessities for the latest winter storm. People headed out to purchase shovels, salt and…
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