“Snow, snow, go away, come again another day.” Unfortunately, that song won’t work to stop this weekend’s impending storm. The National Weather Service in State College has released a forecast for the next three days detailing just what Pennsylvania can expect.

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It is looking more likely that southeastern Pennsylvania and parts of New Jersey will get at least 2 inches of snow Sunday into Monday, according to National Weather Service. There is a lesser chance of 6 inches or more falling. The NWS early Friday morning messaging said two scenarios are depicted in current models.

Snow is coming to the Keystone State again. As the groundhog’s recent prediction made clear, winter is not going anywhere, as a winter weather mix will make its way through Pennsylvania starting on Saturday.

Wind chills could reach minus 26 degrees in places around northwestern Pennsylvania, low enough to cause frostbite on exposed skin in 30 minutes.

Friday will be the calm before the storm. The forecast is calling for snow to arrive in the area Saturday night. A winter weather advisory was issued Friday afternoon that includes Delaware and Montgomery counties in Pennsylvania and most of central and ...

It snowed again Sunday night in the Lehigh Valley. But unlike other such events this winter, this one has warmer weather right behind it. Most areas of the Valley received a coating to an inch of snow,